THE SPANISH CHRONICLE OF THE CID Why Don Sancho Attacked His Neighbors (Robert Southey) Don Garcia Defies Don Sancho (Robert Southey) Don Garcia Takes Don Sancho Prisoner (Robert Southey) The Siege of Zamora (Robert Southey) How Don Diego Fought the Three Brothers (Robert Southey) TALES OF ROBIN HOOD Robin Hood and the Knight (Mary Macleod) Little John and the Sheriff of Nottingham (Mary Macleod) How Robin Hood Was Paid His Loan (Mary Macleod) The Golden Arrow (Mary Macleod) How the Sheriff Took Sir Richard Prisoner (Mary Macleod) How the King Came to Sherwood Forest (Mary Macleod) How Robin Hood Went Back to the Greenwood (Mary Macleod) Robin Hood and the Butcher (Mary Macleod) The Jolly Tanner (Mary Macleod) How Robin Hood Drew His Bow for the Last Time (Mary Macleod) DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA (Miguel de Cervantes) An Introduction to that Spanish Gentleman (Judge Parry) He Sets Forth on His Adventures (Judge Parry) The Knighting of Don Quixote (Judge Parry) The Dreadful Adventure of the Windmills (Judge Parry) Don Quixote and the Goatherds (Judge Parry) How Don Quixote Arrived at an Inn Which He Imagined to be a Castle (Judge Parry) How Sancho Paid the Reckoning at the Inn (Judge Parry) The Adventure of the Two Armies (Judge Parry) Don Quixote Does Penance as Did the Knights of Old (Judge Parry) Sancho's Journey to the Lady Dulcinea (Judge Parry) The Story of Cardenio (Judge Parry) The Story of Dorothea (Judge Parry) The End of the Penance (Judge Parry) The Journey to the Inn (Judge Parry) Sancho Panza's Story of His Visit to the Lady Dulcinea (Judge Parry) Don Quixote Wages a Battle Against a Giant (Judge Parry) Adventures at the Inn (Judge Parry) The Princess Micomicona (Judge Parry) The Last of the Notable Adventures of our Good Knight (Judge Parry) ILLUSTRATIONS HE SEIZED THE HILT, AND INSTANTLY DREW FORTH THE SWORD Of Arthur's Birth and How He Became King Frontispiece illustration in color from the painting by Walter Crane THERE CAME AN ARM AND A HAND ABOVE THE WATER The Sword Excalibur From the painting by Walter Crane AN AGED MAN ENTERED THE HALL, FOLLOWED BY A YOUNG MAN The Coming of Sir Galahad From the painting by Walter Crane "THIS IS MY BRIDE," HE CRIED TO ALL THE PEOPLE Patient Griselda From the drawing by Hugh Thomson PREFACE