THE

HISTORY

OF

THE INGENIOUS GENTLEMAN,

DON QUIXOTE

OF

LA MANCHA;

TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH,
BY MOTTEUX.

A NEW EDITION,

WITH

COPIOUS NOTES;

AND

AN ESSAY ON THE LIFE AND WRITINGS

OF

CERVANTES.

IN FIVE VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

EDINBURGH :

PRINTED FOR HURST, ROBINSON, AND CO. LONDON ;
AND ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND CO.,

EDINBURGH.

1822.

1860.

July 13

Printed by James Ballantyne and Co., Edinburgh.

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Of the strange Things that happened to the valiant

Knight of La Mancha in the Black Mountain; and of

the Penance he did there, in imitation of Beltenebros,

or the Lovely Obscure

CHAPTER XII.

A Continuation of the refined Extravagancies by which

the gallant Knight of La Mancha chose to express his

love in the Sierra Morena

CHAPTER XIII.

How the Curate and Barber put their Design in execu-

tion; with other Things worthy to be recorded in this

important History..

PART I.-BOOK IV.

CHAPTER I.

The pleasant new Adventure the Curate and Barber met

with in Sierra Morena, or Black Mountain

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CHAPTER II

PAGE.

An Account of the beautiful Dorothea's Discretion, with

other pleasant Passages

CHAPTER III.

The pleasant Stratagems used to free the enamoured

Knight from the rigorous Penance which he had un-

dertaken

CHAPTER IV.

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100

The pleasant Dialogue between Don Quixote and his

Squire continued, with other Adventures

CHAPTER V.

. . 116

What befel Don Quixote and his Company at the Inn, 129

CHAPTER VI.

The Novel of the Curious Impertinent

CHAPTER VII.

In which the History of the Curious Impertinent is pur-

138

sued

CHAPTER VIII.

The Conclusion of the Novel of the Curious Imperti-

nent; with the dreadful Battle betwixt Don Quixote

and certain Wine-Skins

CHAPTER IX.

Containing an Account of many surprising Accidents in

the Inn

CHAPTER X.

The History of the famous Princess Micomicoma conti-

nued, with other pleasant Adventures

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