These things' appearance was the work of Freston, the enchanter who earlier had carried away a pile of books, and they are described as having more arms than the giant Briareus before being told to "fly not, cowards and vile creatures.
These things' appearance was the work of Freston, the enchanter who earlier had carried away a pile of books, and they are described as having more arms than the giant Briareus before being told to "fly not, cowards and vile creatures." The first to be attacked is punctured, but throws its attacker from Rocinante after spinning him in a circle. The attack on them is dedicated to Dulcinea, but aborted after their attacker suffers injuries and is entreated by Sancho Panza to move on. FTP, identify these giants with spinning arms that are tilted at by Don Quixote.
These things' appearance was the work of Freston, the enchanter who earlier had carried away a pile of books, and they are described as having more arms than the giant Briareus before being told to "fly not, cowards and vile creatures.
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