The bachelor Samson is commissioned to write an acrostic featuring her name, and later in the main work in which she appears, two characters dispute whether she was sifting wheat when they last saw her.
This character's exceptional talent for salting pigs is revealed by a note in the margin of a work by Cide Hamete Benengeli. The bachelor Samson is commissioned to write an acrostic featuring her name, and later in the main work in which she appears, two characters dispute whether she was sifting wheat when they last saw her. The protagonist of that work claims to have spoken to her in the Cave of Montesinos, though earlier he had mistaken her for Basilio's beloved Quiteria, another peasant girl. For ten points, identify this woman of Tobosa, whose given name is Aldonza Lorenza; the beloved of Don Quixote.
This character's exceptional talent for salting pigs is revealed by a note in the margin of a work by Cide Hamete Benengeli.
{Dulcinea} del Tobosa (accept either {Aldonza} or Aldonza {Lorenza} before the latter is said)