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Author: Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616.
Title: The history of the ever-renowned knight Don Quixote de la Mancha containing his many wonderful and admirable atchievements and adventures : with the pleasant humours of his trusty squire, Sancha Pancha : being very comical and diverting.
Series: Early English books online text creation partnership. Navigations series.
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Print source: The history of the ever-renowned knight Don Quixote de la Mancha containing his many wonderful and admirable atchievements and adventures : with the pleasant humours of his trusty squire, Sancha Pancha : being very comical and diverting.
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616.
London: Printed by and for W.O. and sold by H. Green ..., [1695?]
Alternate titles: Don Quixote. English. 1689.
URL: https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A31533.0001.001
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The History of Don Quixote, &c.
Chap. I. Shewing who Don Q•ixots was, and what made him to turn Knight-Errant; and also who Dulcinea del Toboso was, whom he chose for the Lady of his best Affections: How he was Dubb'd a Knight, and how he took an Inn for an Enchanted Castle, with other pleasant Adventures.
Chap. II. Of the Eploits f DoQuixote after his being Knighted; how his Boks of Knight Errantry, were condemn'd to the Flams; and how he was made to blieve it vvas done by an Enchanter, &c.
Chap. III. How Don Quixot resolv'd upon going once more a Knight-Erranting, to which End he chose Sancho Pancha for his Squire; with whom he goes out in search of Adventures, and Encounter'd with a Windmil in stead of a Giant; his bad Success therein; and of other remarkable Adventures.
Chap. IV. Of a terrible Encounter between Don Quixote and his Squire on one part, and certain Yanguesian Carriers on the other, in Defence of R•zinante. Their strange Adventure in an Inn, and how Sancho was toss'd in a Blanket, &c.
Chap. V. How Don Quixote meeting a Company of Priests and Mourners, at∣tending a Funeral, took 'em for a Company of Enchanters, and valiantly routed 'em. How Don Quixote over-threw a Barber, taking his brass Bason for Membrino's golden Helmet. And how he rescued several Gally-Slaves.
Chap. VI. How Don Quixote met in the Woods with the fair Huntress, who she was, and how they carried Don Quixote to her Castle: With the strange Adventures of the Afflicted Matron; and of the Wooden Horse that was to carry Don Quixote and Sancho through the Air, &c.