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Amadis of Gaul
Amadis of Gaul | Garci Rodriguez De Montalvo
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This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.
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Daisey
Daisey
Amadis of Gaul | Garci Rodriguez De Montalvo
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I finished listening to Amadis of Gaul on another walk with Luthien today. There were interesting stories in here, but it was incredibly long and repetitive. Amadis is set afloat as a baby and grows up to be the best knight with a love for Oriana that is pure and strong. Yet, we make our way through four books within the book before they are able to be together. In between he fights many battles, conquers many enemies, and makes many friends.

Daisey #1001books #audiobook #translated #audiowalk 11mo
Tamra Somebody either found or made a fascinating hole! 11mo
Daisey @Tamra Yes, we‘ve been walking this way almost every day this week and she digs a little more each day. 11mo
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kspenmoll A beagle? We had one growing up! 💚 11mo
Kappadeemom So cute!!! #dogsoflitsy 11mo
Daisey @kspenmoll Yes, I love beagles in general and this one especially! 💕 11mo
Daisey @Kappadeemom Thanks! 11mo
Daisey 🎧 One comment on the audio: I‘m so grateful for the LibriVox audio, as I don‘t know that I would have ever made the effort to get through this in print, but it is multiple different narrators for different chapters which doesn‘t make for the smoothest listening experience. 11mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 11mo
BookwormM Well done for finishing and cute fur baby 11mo
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Daisey
Daisey
Amadis of Gaul | Garci Rodriguez De Montalvo
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I‘ve spent several hours the last few days listening to Amadis of Gaul, and I‘m halfway through. I‘ll admit that I‘m not always completely focused on the story, but I do recognize all the main characters now and a lot of the action is repetitive. It‘s clear by now Amadis is the best and his love of Oriana is the strongest and most pure. Still 2 more books to go . . .

#audiobook #1001books #Reading1001

Daisey ?: I listened while doing some farm work (disassembling parts of a corn head that went through a fire), walking with Lúthien, driving, and snuggling LaGata this evening.
#BooksOnTheFarm #audiowalk 11mo
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Daisey
Daisey
Amadis of Gaul | Garci Rodriguez De Montalvo
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I listened to a few chapters of this LibriVox recording because Amadis of Gaul is a book of the month choice for the #Reading1001 group and it‘s mentioned so frequently in Don Quixote. Then I decided I should power through the end of Don Quixote first rather than trying to listen to both. I‘s interesting so far, but I need to look up a character list and see what other information I can find for reference.

#audiobook #1001books #audiowalk

Daisey This site with a translation and articles looks like it might be helpful. https://amadisofgaul.blogspot.com/2009 11mo
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