Stories from Don Quixote . hi™^ 0F C0NGRESS liiiiiiiiiii. 0 029 561 810 3. ££NSST ?IHI1J1LII l> II Fr. Don Quixote de La Mane ha STORIES FROM DON QUIXOTE RETOLD BY H L. HAVELL FORMERLY SCHOLAR OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, OXFORD AUTHOR OF STORIES FROM GREEK HISTORY STORIES FROM GREEK TRAGEDY STORIES FROM THE ^ENEID STORIES FROM THE ODYSSEY STORIES FROM THE ILIAD ETC. WITH SIXTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS BY ERNEST MARRIOTT 0hy what a noble mind is here overthrown! Hamlet, Act Hi. Sc. i. NEW YORK THOMAS Y. CROWELL & COMPANYPUBLISHERS 1%tA !;UBRARY of CONGRESS.!I wo Copies Beetles SEP 2 £308[class A ^c.

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Stories from Don Quixote . hi™^ 0F C0NGRESS liiiiiiiiiii. 0 029 561 810 3. ££NSST ?IHI1J1LII l> II Fr. Don Quixote de La Mane ha STORIES FROM DON QUIXOTE RETOLD BY H L. HAVELL FORMERLY SCHOLAR OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, OXFORD AUTHOR OF STORIES FROM GREEK HISTORY STORIES FROM GREEK TRAGEDY STORIES FROM THE ^ENEID STORIES FROM THE ODYSSEY STORIES FROM THE ILIAD ETC. WITH SIXTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS BY ERNEST MARRIOTT 0hy what a noble mind is here overthrown! Hamlet, Act Hi. Sc. i. NEW YORK THOMAS Y. CROWELL & COMPANYPUBLISHERS 1%tA !;UBRARY of CONGRESS.!I wo Copies Beetles SEP 2 £308[class A ^c. ««* ;, jO^I^n^u COPYRIGHT, 1908BY THOMAS Y. CROWEU, & CO. I DEDICATE THIS VOLUMETO MY FRIEND W. A. SHEARER AT WHOSE SUGGESTIONIT WAS WRITTEN Preface THERE is perhaps no book, among the worldsgreat classics, which lends itself so readily toabridgement as Don Quixote. In the FirstPart, down to the knights return from the Sierra Morena,the narrative moves on swiftly and surely in one uncloudedblaze of genius; but after this prodigious effort theauthors invenstoriesfromdonqu00cerv

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