Don Quixote

A little while ago, in a village in the province of Mancha, whose name I do not want to remember, there lived a noble lord who had a spear in his arsenal, a shield he inherited from his grandfather, a horse with skin stuck to its bones and a hunting dog in his stable. The soup containing cow meat rather than mutton, the onion stew that was consumed every evening, the fried eggs in lard that were the Saturday meal, the lentils that were the Friday meal, and the extra baby pigeon on the table on Sundays, wiped out three quarters of his income. The tight dress made of fine fabric, velvet trousers and shoes worn on holidays took the remainder of his three-quarter income: and our noble lord stayed in a gray, durable dress for the remaining days of the week. In his house, he had a housekeeper who was over forty years old, a niece who was not yet twenty, and a servant who looked after the horse whose bones were counted and worked as a gardener, in short, he was busy with everything... Our noble lord's age was in the fifties; He was solidly built, tall, with a thin face; He woke up as early as possible in the morning and loved hunting. It is stated that his surname is Quijada or Quesada, but the writers who mentioned him stay away from this idea; In addition, based on safe assumptions, it is also possible that it was known by the name Quejana. But that's not that important to our story: let's just stay true to what we write.



Number of Pages: 848

Year of Printing: 2003


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Oda Yayınları

First Print Year: 2003

Number of Pages: 848

Language Turkish