The second half of this novel begins with an anecdote about a dog owner beating a man who drops a heavy slab on dogs. One of this novel's characters i
The second half of this novel begins with an anecdote about a dog owner beating a man who drops a heavy slab on dogs. One of this novel's characters is told that he must self-flagellate 3,300 times to disenchant the protagonist's love interest. That protagonist is defeated by Sanson(*) Carrasco, who takes a pseudonym involving the White Moon. This novel's title character rides the horse Rocinante and loves Dulcinea. For 10 points, identify this early Spanish novel about a "knight-errant" and his partner, Sancho Panza, written by Miguel de Cervantes.
The second half of this novel begins with an anecdote about a dog owner beating a man who drops a heavy slab on dogs.