Don Quixote of the Mancha, Retold by Judge Parry

Name: Don Quixote of the Mancha, Retold by Judge Parry
Author: Parry

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He spent four days inventing a name for his horse, saying to himself that it was not fit that so famous a Knight's horse, and so good a beast, should want a known name.
he was struck by a terrible thought, and one which did well-nigh overthrow all his plans.

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Chapter I. An Introduction to that famous gentleman, Don Quixote of the Mancha
Chapter II. Of the First Sally that Don Quixote made to seek Adventures
Chapter III. Of the Pleasant Manner of the Knighting of Don Quixote
Chapter IV. Of what befell our Knight when he left the Inn
Chapter V. How Don Quixote returned home, and what happened to his Library, and how he sallied forth a second time to seek Adventures
Chapter VI. Of the dreadful and never-to-be-imagined Adventure of the Windmills, and of the fearful Battle which the gallant Biscayan fought with Don Quixote
Chapter VII. Of what passed between Don Quixote and the Goatherds, and of the unfortunate Adventure with the Yanguesian Carriers
Chapter VIII. How Don Quixote arrived at an Inn which he imagined to be a Castle, and there cured himself and Sancho with the Balsam of Fierabras
Chapter IX. How Sancho paid the Reckoning at the Inn which Don Quixote supposed was a Castle
Chapter X. Of the Adventure of the Two Armies
Chapter XI. Of a wonderful Adventure which Don Quixote went through without peril to himself or Sancho
Chapter XII. The great Adventure and rich Winning of the Helmet of Mambrino
Chapter XIII. How Don Quixote set at liberty many poor Wretches who were being taken to a Place to which they had no wish to go
Chapter XIV. Of what befell Don Quixote in the Brown Mountains
Chapter XV. The Story of Cardenio
Chapter XVI. Of the Strange Adventures that happened to the Knight of the Mancha in the Brown Mountains, and of the Penance he did there in imitation of Beltenebros
Chapter XVII. Of Sancho's Journey to the Lady Dulcinea
Chapter XVIII. The Story of Cardenio continued
Chapter XIX. The Story of Dorothea, who loved Don Fernando
Chapter XX. Of the pleasant Plan they carried out to persuade Don Quixote not to continue his Penance
Chapter XXI. Of the Journey to the Inn
Chapter XXII. The Story Sancho Panza told his Master of his Visit to the Lady Dulcinea
Chapter XXIII. What happened during their further Journey towards the Inn
Chapter XXIV. Of the extraordinary Battle which Don Quixote waged with what he took to be a Giant
Chapter XXV. Which treats of other rare Adventures which happened at the Inn
Chapter XXVI. Wherein is continued the History of the famous Princess Micomicona
Chapter XXVII. Of the strange Enchantment of the Unfortunate Knight
Chapter XXVIII. Wherein is continued the wonderful Adventures at the Inn
Chapter XXIX. Wherein is finally decided the Dispute about Mambrino's Helmet and the Pannel
Chapter XXX. In which is finished the notable Adventures of our good Knight