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The history and adventures of the renowned Don Quixote

Note 65 — BOOK III. (continued 2)

T. (Tobias) Smollett translation

The Spaniards of old paid a tribute of five hundred sueldos, or pieces of coin, to the Moors, until they were delivered from this imposition by the gallantry of the gentlemen or people of rank, from which exploit a Castilian of family used to express the nobility and worth of his extraction, by saying he was of the revenge of the Sueldos.

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