Don Quixote
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reading books of chivalry with so much devotion and enthusiasm that he forgot almost completely about the hunt and even about the administration of his estate;
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he went so far as to sell acres of arable land in order to buy books of chivalry to read,
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the declarations and missives of love,
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reason
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Don Belianís
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The knights often emerge from hours of hacking away, drenched in their own and their opponents' blood.
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Palmerín
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Master Nicolás,
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Amadis was known to cry if chastised by his lover.
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with too little sleep and too much reading his brains dried up,
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enchantments as well as combats, battles, challenges, wounds, courtings, loves, torments, and other impossible foolishness,
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El Cid Ruy Díaz4
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Amadís,
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Bernardo del Carpio5
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Morgante
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Reinaldos de Montalbán,
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Trebizond
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Alexander’s Bucephalus and El Cid’s Babieca
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Rocinante,
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In many ways, Rocinante is not only Don Quixote's horse, but also his double; like Don Quixote, he is awkward, past his prime, and engaged in a task beyond his capacities. ~ Wikipedia
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the authors of this absolutely true history
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Double simile
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Aldonza Lorenzo,
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Dulcinea of Toboso,
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Rhymes with a lady in La Celestine by Fernando de Rojas 1499 (Melibea).
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there were evils to undo, wrongs to right, injustices to correct, abuses to ameliorate, and offenses to rectify.
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his virtuous desire.
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continued on his way, following only the path his horse wished to take,
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rosy dawn,
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famous knight
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famous steed,
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my famous deeds will come to light, worthy of being carved in bronze, sculpted in marble, and painted on tablets as a remembrance in the future.
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the annals of La Mancha,
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ancient ballad of Lancelot
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the toil and weight of arms cannot be borne if one does not control the stomach.”