| Back | The canon and his servants were surprised anew when they heard Don Quixote's strange story, and when it was finished he said, "To tell the truth, senor curate, I for my part consider what they call books of chivalry to be mischievous to the State; and though, led by idle and false taste, I have read the beginnings of almost all that have been printed, I never could manage to read any one of them from beginning to end; for it seems to me they are all more or less the same thing; and one has nothing more in it than another; this no more than that. |
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| Front | Admiráronse de nuevo los criados y el canónigo de oír la peregrina historia de don Quijote, y, en acabándola de oír, dijo: -Verdaderamente, señor cura, yo hallo por mi cuenta que son perjudiciales en la república estos que llaman libros de caballerías; y, aunque he leído, llevado de un ocioso y falso gusto, casi el principio de todos los más que hay impresos, jamás me he podido acomodar a leer ninguno del principio al cabo, porque me parece que, cuál más, cuál menos, todos ellos son una mesma cosa, y no tiene más éste que aquél, ni estotro que el otro. |
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