The Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismunda: A Northern StoryCervantes Saavedra, Miguel de
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The Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismunda: A Northern Story
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de
Spanish fiction -- Translations into English; Voyages and travels -- Fiction
CHAPTER XIII 350
CHAPTER XIV 354
CHAPTER XV 360
CHAPTER XVI 365
CHAPTER XVII 369
CHAPTER XVIII 375
CHAPTER XIX 376
CHAPTER XX 379
CHAPTER XXI 386
BOOK IV
CHAPTER I 395
CHAPTER III 402
CHAPTER IV 407
CHAPTER V 411
CHAPTER VI 414
CHAPTER VII 420
CHAPTER VIII 428
CHAPTER IX 434
CHAPTER X 438
CHAPTER XI 443
CHAPTER XII 448
CHAPTER XIII 454
CHAPTER XIV 459
NOTES
Book I 467
Book II 472
Book III 473
Book IV 474
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BOOK I.
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THE WANDERINGS[D] OF PERSILES AND SIGISMUNDA.
CHAPTER I.
_Periander is drawn up out of the Dungeon: he goes out to Sea on a
raft: a Tempest comes on, and he is saved by a Ship._
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