The Three-Cornered Hat by Alarcon, Pedro Antonio de -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Introduction Chronological Notes about the Author The Three-Cornered Hat The Author’s Preface 1 When It All Happened 2 How They Lived in Those ‘Good Old Days’ 3 A Sprat for a Mackerel 4 One Glance at a Woman 5 A Glance All Round – and Inside – a Man 6 A Married Couple’s Aptitudes 7 The Foundations of Happiness 8 The Man in the Three-Cornered Hat 9 Get Along, Neddy! 10 From the Trellis 11 The Bombardment of Pamplona 12 Tithes and First Fruits 13 Said the Jackdaw to the Raven 14 Advice from The Weasel 15 A Plain Prose Farewell 16 A Bird of Ill Omen 17 A Homespun Alcalde 18 Which Shows That Tio Lucas is a Light Sleeper 19 Voices Crying in the Wilderness 20 Doubt and Certainty 21 On Guard, My Fine Gentleman! 22 Weasel Plays Many Parts 23 Again the Open Country and Those Voices! 24 A King of the Old School 25 The Weasel’s Star 26 Reaction 27 In the King’s Name! 28 Ave Maria Purissima! Half-past Twelve and All Clear! 29 The Moon Shines through the Clouds 30 A Lady of Quality 31 An Eye for an Eye 32 Faith Moves Mountains 33 How about Yourself? 34 The Governor’s Lady Is Inviting Too 35 Imperial Decree 37 Conclusion, Moral and Epilogue Notes

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