Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Don Quixote” in chapter 7 of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Army Life in a Black Regiment:
...rice, all in a blaze, den mas'r's great house, all cracklin‘ up de roof.
Did n't I keer for see 'em blaze?
Lor, mas'r, did n't care notin‘ at all, I was gwine to de boat.
Dore's Don Quixote could not surpass the sublime absorption in which the gaunt old man, with arm uplifted, described this stage of affairs, till he ended in a shrewd chuckle, worthy of Sancho Panza.
Then he resumed. ...
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