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Title
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[The Lavish Entrance to Quiteria's Village]
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Description
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Having arrived at Quiteria's wedding, Quixote's company see an arch made from the boughs of an arbour, beneath which stand many musicians with various instruments, as drums, tambourines, psalteries, cymbals, little drums and bells. The musicians go up and down in bands through the street, some dancing, others singing, and others playing upon the different instruments aforesaid. Several others were busied about raising scaffolds, from which they might commodiously be spectators, next day, of the plays and dances that were to be performed in that place.
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Image Creator
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Lacoste Jeun (Illustrator)
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Identifier
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mta:26134
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Source Name
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Don Quixote De La Mancha
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Image
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mta_26134_OBJ.jpg
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Subject
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Music
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Spain
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16th century
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Parades
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Spain
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Wedding etiquette
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Spain