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Don Quixote Quotes

The ease of my burthens, the staff of my life.[translation by John Willis Clark]Relief of my burdens.[translation by John Ormsby][Alivio de mis cargas.]

Source:(ed. 1871), Part I, Chapter XXII, Page 126; (ed. 1885), Part I, Chapter XXIII, Volume I, Page 365
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  • Book: Don Quixote
  • Writer: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
  • Genre: Classics, Historical Fiction
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