This work chronicles events concerning the di erent men the protagonist serves, including a priest and a squire.
In the  rst chapter of this work, the protagonist recalls how his mother used to cook for hundreds of students and wash horsemen's clothes. In an episode in this work, a character discovers that the protagonist had been eating more grapes than him. Some scholars believe that the brief fourth chapter of this work implies that the protagonist is sexually abused by a Mercedarian friar. The protagonist of this novella has a jug slammed into his face after his blind master  nds out that he had been drinking wine from it on the sly. This work chronicles events concerning the di erent men the protagonist serves, including a priest and a squire. For 10 points, name this anonymous picaresque novella about a boy from Salamanca.
In the  rst chapter of this work, the protagonist recalls how his mother used to cook for hundreds of students and wash horsemen's clothes.
The Life of Lazarillo de Tormes and of His Fortunes and Adversities [or La vida de Lazarillo de Tormes y de sus fortunas y adversidades, prompt on Lazarillo]