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two dogs belonging to the city of Toledo : giving an account of their lives and adventures with their reflections on the lives, humours, and employments of the masters they lived with : to which is annexed the comical history of Rincon and Cortado
both written by the celebrated author of Don Quixote.
Translation of: El coloquio de los perros, and Rinconete y Cortadillo.
"First printed in London: for S. Bladon, in Pater-noster-Row, 1767." A new edition of the 'Two humourous novels' originally published as translated by Robert Goadby in 1741.
"These little known short stories by Miguel de Cervantes have been re-discoverd for you this Holiday Season, 1968 as a warm and friendly greeting from management and employees of Advertisers Composition Company and Headliners of Los Angeles. Foreword by Hal Stebbins ... 1500 copies printed offset with infinite care by Advertisers Composition Company"--Prelim.
The Cushing Library/Rare Books copy is number 225.
Forms part of The Eduardo Urbina Cervantes Project Collection.