This helps to explain how the windmills of La Mancha were mistaken for giants by the fictional, delusional “knight” Don Quixote, his imagination enflamed by reading too many folk tales about ...
Everyone is familiar with Cervantes’ Don Quixote, an old man who has lost his wits through over-immersion in chivalric romances and become disconnected from ordinary reality. He sees windmills as ...
Lookingglass is going for a showstopper with its first show in 19 months. That includes stunts on a moving windmill.
Like Don Quixote many of our Montana legislators are ... coming from the Capitol as they lower their lances against the windmills in their minds. Jim Smith is retired and lives in Helena.
Congressman Jeff Van Drew, whose district encompasses the southern coast of New Jersey, switched to the Republicans from the Democrats in Mr. Trump’s first term. He called the end of Atlantic Shores ...
Where Miguel de Cervantes’ 16th century work is smart, suspenseful, playful and pointed, “Lookingglass Quixote” is ...
Verse three talks about los molinos (windmills) that Don Quixote thought were ‘gigantes’ (giants) and they count them ¿Cuántos molinos hay? The chorus features the two men comparing ‘loco ...
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