Author: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Book: The Dialogue of the Dogs
Viewed: 48 - Published at: 5 years agoThere I was, fat and happy with my second master and my new responsibilities. I watched the fold carefully and diligently except at siesta time, which I used to spend in the shade of some tree or bank, or a ravine or an orchard, next to one of the creeks that ran all through there. I didn't pass these hours of tranquility idly, either. I occupied my memory by remembering many things, especially the life my old master and everyone like him led in the slaughterhouse, always jumping at the peevish pleasures of their mistresses.
( Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra )
[ The Dialogue of the Dogs ]
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