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Evoking Astraea: The speeches of Marcela and Dorotea inDon Quijote I

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Nadeau, C.A. Evoking Astraea: The speeches of Marcela and Dorotea inDon Quijote I . Neophilologus 79, 53–61 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00999562

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