
Lazarillo of Tormes
Lazarillo of Tormes is a Spanish picaresque novel that follows the adventures of the impoverished and cunning Lazarillo, as he navigates a series of corrupt masters, offering a satirical commentary on society, class, and human nature.
- To The Reader 4,132 Words
- Translator’s Note 1,989 Words
- Introduction 5,313 Words
- Chapter I: Lazaro Tells about His Life and His Parents 4,308 Words
- Chapter I: Where Lazaro Tells about How He Left Toledo to Go to the War of Algiers 3,541 Words
- Chapter II: How Lazaro Took up with a Priest and the Things That Happened to Him with That Man 4,786 Words
- Chapter II: How Lazaro Embarked at Cartagena 4,080 Words
- Chapter III: How Lazaro Escaped from the Sea 3,601 Words
- Chapter III: How Lazaro Took up with a Squire and What Happened to Him Then 4,273 Words
- Chapter IV: How They Took Lazaro through Spain 3,896 Words
- Chapter V: How They Took Lazaro to the Capital 4,355 Words
- Chapter V: How Lazaro Went to Work for a Pardoner and the Things That Happened to Him Then 4,386 Words
- Chapter VI: How They Took Lazaro to Toledo 4,259 Words
- Chapter VII: What Happened to Lazaro on the Way to the Tagus River 4,197 Words
- Chapter VII: How Lazaro Went to Work for a Constable and Then What Happened to Him 3,554 Words
- Chapter VIII: How Lazaro Brought a Lawsuit against His Wife 4,182 Words
- Chapter VIII: In Which Lazaro Tells of the Friendship He Struck up in Toledo with Some Germans and What Happened to Them 3,756 Words
- Chapter IX: How Lazaro Became a Baggage Carrier 4,187 Words
- Chapter X: What Happened to Lazaro with an Old Bawd 4,081 Words
- Chapter XI: How Lazaro Left for His Homeland and What Happened to Him on the Way 4,301 Words
- Chapter XII: What Happened to Lazaro in an Inn Three Miles outside of Valladolid 4,228 Words
- Chapter XIII: How Lazaro Was a Squire for Seven Women at One Time 4,626 Words
- Chapter XIV: Where Lazaro Tells What Happened to Him at a Dinner 4,253 Words
- Chapter XV: How Lazaro Became a Hermit 4,351 Words
- Chapter XVI: How Lazaro Decided to Marry Again 4,958 Words
- Bibliography 4,536 Words
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