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| Alphabetical [« »] brimstone 1 brindled 1 brine 1 bring 131 bringest 3 bringing 42 brings 25 | Frequency [« »] 134 since 133 fernando 132 herself 131 bring 131 itself 130 everything 130 half | Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Don Quixote Concordances bring |
Parte, Chap.
1 I, TransPre| seemed to him a crime to bring Cervantes forward smirking 2 I, TransPre| that he so well knew how to bring in, the ox-tail hanging 3 I, TransPre| Lisbon and Valencia, and to bring out a second edition with 4 I, TransPre| Milan bookseller was led to bring out an edition in 1610; 5 I, AuthPre| barren muses fertile, and bring into the world births that 6 I, AuthPre| any reference to whom will bring you great credit; if with 7 I, II| gave a blast of his horn to bring them together, and forthwith 8 I, VII| For the present let them bring me something to eat, for 9 I, VII| would have been unable to bring him to reason.~ ~Meanwhile 10 I, IX| abundance. And so I could not bring myself to believe that such 11 I, XII| scorn and her frankness bring them to the brink of despair; 12 I, XIII| and rejecting him so as to bring the tragedy of his wretched 13 I, XIV| much time or many words to bring the truth home to persons 14 I, XV| children to support and bring up; so let it be likewise 15 I, XV| in adversity in order to bring relief to it," said Don 16 I, XV| Turkish bow without power to bring himself upright, but with 17 I, XVI| quitting Don Quixote, ran to bring her the help she needed; 18 I, XVIII| for alone I suffice to bring victory to that side to 19 I, XX| hammers into six giants, and bring them to beard me, one by 20 I, XX| between us (and may God bring you out of all the adventures 21 I, XXI| word, to save time, I shall bring this adventure to an issue 22 I, XXI| removed his armour, they will bring him a rich mantle of scarlet 23 I, XXI| essay it, and none will bring it to an end and conclusion 24 I, XXIII| should find him, as we would bring it to him with all good-will 25 I, XXVI| the air, and he could not bring himself to enter it though 26 I, XXVI| stopped to scratch his head to bring back the letter to his memory, 27 I, XXVI| If fortune, sirs, should bring things about in such a way 28 I, XXVI| it; but be begged them to bring him out something to eat, 29 I, XXVI| let it be hot, and also to bring barley for Rocinante. They 30 I, XXVII| perhaps might be enough to bring him away from the place 31 I, XXVII| and this gold ring which I bring here together with the letter 32 I, XXVII| mortal foe of my peace! why bring before me now the incomparable 33 I, XXVII| until it be Heaven's will to bring it to a close, or so to 34 I, XXIX| gone in the name of God to bring aid to this great lady."~ ~ 35 I, XXX| any prompting, and I shall bring my true story safe into 36 I, XXX| him, which will be only to bring him face to face with Pandafilando 37 I, XXXI| damsels, or dwarfs who bring tidings of their ladies 38 I, XXXII| then," said the curate, "bring me these books, senor landlord, 39 I, XXXVII| many days are over, I will bring your enemy's head to the 40 I, XXXIX| choice of a calling that will bring you honour and profit when 41 I, XXXIX| household, and if war does not bring much wealth it confers great 42 I, XL| off the Moorish lady and bring us all to Christian territory; 43 I, XL| without any danger, and bring me to the vessel. And remember 44 I, XLI| heavenly being come to earth to bring me relief and happiness.~ ~ 45 I, XLI| and go in peace, and Allah bring thee safe to thy own country."~ ~ 46 I, XLI| distant. Some of them went to bring the boat to the city, we 47 I, XLII| myself! Oh that I could bring news to our old father that 48 I, XLIII| had no hope that day would bring any relief to his suffering, 49 I, XLV| deliberate joke, I cannot bring myself to believe that men 50 I, XLVI| pleased to persevere and bring everything to a happy issue; 51 I, XLVI| journey he had begun, and bring to a close that great adventure 52 I, XLVII| to come and do this, and bring me to this condition? And 53 I, XLVIII| all the beasts there, and bring the sumpter mule back."~ ~ 54 I, XLIX| attempted to escape would bring him back flying."-And that 55 I, L| profound silence; how they bring him such a variety of dainties 56 I, LII| amazement, and a boy ran off to bring the news to his housekeeper 57 I, LII| for your children?"~ ~"I bring nothing of that sort, wife," 58 I, LII| said Sancho; "though I bring other things of more consequence 59 I, LII| had been obliged to do to bring him home. On this the pair 60 I, LII| Manchegan archives in order to bring it to light, save that they 61 I, LII| that no one may dare to bring forward any further evidence 62 II, I| lest they should recall or bring back to his recollection 63 II, II| about the calumnies they bring against you, I will fetch 64 II, III| knight-errant; if an enemy, to bring them to naught and degrade 65 II, III| history, if they tend to bring the hero of it into contempt. 66 II, III| the experience that years bring, he will be fitter and better 67 II, V| tell you, husband. Do you bring home money, Sancho, and 68 II, V| have, I am not going to bring myself to such a pass; go 69 II, V| present that our eyes behold, bring themselves before us, and 70 II, VII| of his skull; so that to bring him round again, ever so 71 II, VII| bringing honour to it, bring honour at the same time 72 II, VIII| that I shall conclude and bring to a happy termination every 73 II, VIII| All the vices, Sancho, bring some kind of pleasure with 74 II, VIII| is the greater work, to bring a dead man to life or to 75 II, VIII| it is a greater work to bring to life a dead man."~ ~" 76 II, VIII| case the fame of them who bring the dead to life, who give 77 II, X| the instructions, and to bring back an answer as good as 78 II, X| than mine attend thee, and bring thee a happier issue than 79 II, X| Quixote, "thou dost always bring in thy proverbs happily, 80 II, XIII| back to my village, and bring up my children; for I have 81 II, XIII| of my heart, and I can't bring myself to leave him, let 82 II, XIII| the other did no more than bring it to his nose. The first 83 II, XIV| unparalleled and awful peril -- and bring her a minute account of 84 II, XIV| besides, who the devil could bring himself to fight in cold 85 II, XVI| please. My desire was to bring to life again knight-errantry, 86 II, XVI| is not one of those that bring discredit upon the possessor. 87 II, XVI| produce a perfect poet. To bring my argument to a close, 88 II, XVI| aloud to Sancho to come and bring him his helmet. Sancho, 89 II, XVII| called out to Sancho to bring him his helmet, Sancho was 90 II, XVIII| ye Tobosan jars, how ye bring back to my memory the~ sweet 91 II, XVIII| No power on earth can bring to pass;~ For fleet of foot 92 II, XXI| another whose wealth serves to bring him not only good fortune 93 II, XXIII| heart to keep it sweet, and bring it, if not fresh, at least 94 II, XXV| drive him before me and bring him to you, but he is already 95 II, XXV| Pedro," said the landlord; "bring in the ape and the show; 96 II, XXV| Sancho, "that I could not bring myself to believe that all 97 II, XXVI| they will overtake them and bring them back tied to the tail 98 II, XXVIII| children and support them and bring them up on what God may 99 II, XXIX| turned into sober sense, bring us back to you." And with 100 II, XXXI| said to you. Go home and bring up your children if you 101 II, XXXII| the world to obscure and bring to naught the achievements 102 II, XXXII| s now midnight! Let them bring me a comb here, or what 103 II, XXXII| not to say audacious, to bring troughs and wooden utensils 104 II, XXXV| enchanted or not? Does she bring with her a basket of fair 105 II, XXXV| transact with him, I'll bring him to you and put him where 106 II, XXXVIII| this kind are enough to bring down a mountain, not to 107 II, XLI| master Don Quixote, and bring this memorable adventure 108 II, XLIII| them and by their means bring the full promise of his 109 II, XLIII| little, for custom will bring them into use in the course 110 II, XLIII| them. Those proverbs will bring thee to the gallows one 111 II, XLVII| a notion it won't), I'll bring more than one man on business 112 II, XLIX| across some one who will bring down the joke on your own 113 II, L| where your mother is, for I bring her a letter and a present 114 II, LI| special weakness they will bring their batteries to bear 115 II, LI| evil-minded enchanters, and bring me well and peacefully out 116 II, LII| enjoyment of the feast and bring the dinner to a satisfactory 117 II, LIII| star, they were sure to bring their business to a successful 118 II, LV| is close by, and I will bring some one to take thee out 119 II, LIX| persons of high quality, bring their own cook and caterer 120 II, LIX| sought to usurp your name and bring to naught your achievements, 121 II, LX| you all," said Roque, "and bring them here to me at once 122 II, LXII| galleys that he intended to bring his guest, the famous Don 123 II, LXIV| said Don Quixote; "if they bring the vessel close to the 124 II, LXV| whole world in trying to bring the most amusing madman 125 II, LXV| pains will be of no avail to bring a man so hopelessly cracked 126 II, LXVII| My daughter Sanchica will bring us our dinner to the pasture. 127 II, LXVII| replied Don Quixote, "I bring in proverbs to the purpose, 128 II, LXIX| pleased to send her, and to bring her to life again they must 129 II, LXX| on horseback, who were to bring him to the castle, by fair 130 II, LXXIII| ll hear strange things. I bring money, and that's the main 131 II, LXXIII| wronging anybody."~ ~"You bring the money, my good husband,"