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COUNT LUCANOR

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The Tales of the “Spanish Boccacio.”

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Engraving of a man clad in a loincloth throwing a bucket of water over a fleeing man, also clad in a loincloth, on a carpeted floor before the doorway of a building with a Moorish style entrance, with swag of curtain draped in the left corner

COUNT LUCANOR; OR THE

Fifty Pleasant Stories

Of Patronio

WRITTEN BY THE PRINCE DON JUAN MANUEL

AND FIRST DONE INTO ENGLISH BY

JAMES YORK, M. D., 1868

GIBBINGS & COMPANY, LIMITED

18 BURY STREET, LONDON, W.C.
1899

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COUNT LUCANOR

The Tales of the “Spanish Boccacio.”

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COUNT LUCANOR; OR THE

Fifty Pleasant Stories

Of Patronio

WRITTEN BY THE PRINCE DON JUAN MANUEL

AND FIRST DONE INTO ENGLISH BY

JAMES YORK, M. D., 1868

GIBBINGS & COMPANY, LIMITED

18 BURY STREET, LONDON, W.C. 1899

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18 BURY STREET, LONDON, W.C.
1899

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