The epic tale of Don Quixote and his faithful squire, Sancho Panza, and their picaresque adventures in the world of seventeenth century Spain, form the basis of one of the great treasures of Western literature - a book that is both a hilarious satire of the chivalric code and a biting portrayal of an age in which nobility can be a form of madness. This brand-new, thoroughly modern translation, and the extensive introduction and footnotes, make Cervantes' masterpiece more delightful and accessible to English readers than ever before.
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在小说中，堂吉诃德和桑丘一直被人认为是疯子，被人嘲弄当做笑柄，虽然在一定情况下他们也表现出大智慧。 堂吉诃德也的确是一个疯子，但是一个非常可爱的疯子。他所做的一切荒唐的事情，只因为心中的梦想。因我欣赏所有以梦为马的人，当然，对堂吉诃德也是非常赞赏的。即使他...
评分 评分在小说中，堂吉诃德和桑丘一直被人认为是疯子，被人嘲弄当做笑柄，虽然在一定情况下他们也表现出大智慧。 堂吉诃德也的确是一个疯子，但是一个非常可爱的疯子。他所做的一切荒唐的事情，只因为心中的梦想。因我欣赏所有以梦为马的人，当然，对堂吉诃德也是非常赞赏的。即使他...
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A crazy man his life he passed , but in his senses died at last .
评分骑士之形
评分骑士之形
评分A crazy man his life he passed , but in his senses died at last .
评分A crazy man his life he passed , but in his senses died at last .
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