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sanchocaup,andwhenhesawtheuntenanceofthebachelorcarras,hefelltocrossghiselfathoandtis,andblessghiselfasanyoreallthistitheprostrateknightshowednosignsoflife,andsanchosaidtodonixote,&ot;itisyopion,senor,thatanycaseyourworshipshouldtakeandthrtyourswordtotheouthofthisoneherethatlookslikethebachelorsancarras;perhapshiyouwillkilloneofyoureneies,theen插nters&ot;

&ot;thyadviceisnotbad,&ot;saiddonixote,&ot;forofeneiesthefewerthebetter;&ot;andhewasdraghisswordtocarrytoeffectsancho&039;sunselandsugstion,whenthesireoftheirrorscaup,nowwithoutthenosewhichhadadehihideo,andcriedoutaloudvoice,&ot;dwhatyouareabout,senordonixote;thatisyourfriend,thebachelorsancarras,youhaveatyourfeet,andiahissire&ot;

&ot;andthenose?&ot;saidsancho,seeghiwithoutthehideofeaturehehadbefore;towhichhereplied,&ot;ihaveithereypocket,&ot;andputtghishandtohisrightpocket,hepulledoutaaseradenoseofvarni射dpasteboardoftheakealreadydescribed;andsancho,exaghioreandoreclosely,excdaloudavoiceofaazent,&ot;holyarybegoodto!isn&039;tittocecial,yneighbourandgossip?&ot;

&ot;why,tobesureia!&ot;returnedthenowunnosedsire;&ot;tocecialia,gossipandfriendsanchopanza;andi&039;lltellyoupresentlytheansandtricksandfalsehoodsbywhichihavebeenbroughthere;buttheanti,begandentreatofyourasternottotouch,altreat,wound,orslaytheknightoftheirrorswhohehasathisfeet;becae,beyondalldispute,itistherashandill-advisedbachelorsancarras,ourfellowtownsan&ot;

atthisontheoftheirrorscatohiself,anddonixoteperceivgit,heldthenakedpotofhisswordoverhisface,andsaidtohi,&ot;youareadeadan,knight,unlessyounfessthatthepeerlessdulceadeltoboexcelsyourcasildeadevandaliabeauty;andadditiontothisyoutproise,ifyoushouldsurvivethisenunterandfall,togotothecityofeltoboandpresentyourselfbeforeheronybehalf,that射dealwithyouaordgtohergoodpleasure;andif射leavesyoufreetodoyours,youarelikeannertoreturnandseekout(forthetrailofyightydeedswillserveyouasaguidetoleadyoutowhereiaybe),andtellwhatayhavepassedbeeenyouandher-nditionswhich,aordancewithwhatwestipulatedbeforeourbat,donottransgressthejtliitsofknight-errantry&ot;

&ot;infess,&ot;saidthefallenknight,&ot;thatthedirtytatteredshoeoftheladydulceadeltoboisbetterthantheill-bedthoughcleanbeardofcasildea;andiproisetogoandtoreturnfroherpresencetoyours,andtogiveyouafullandparticularaountofallyoudeandof&ot;

&ot;youtalnfessandbelieve,&ot;addeddonixote,&ot;thattheknightyouvani射dwasnotanduldnotbedonixoteoflaan插,butoneelsehislikeness,jtasinfessandbelievethatyou,thoughyouseetobethebachelorsancarras,arenot,butotherreseblghi,whoyeneieshavehereputbeforehisshape,orderthatiayrestraandoderatethevehenceofywrath,andakeantleeofthegloryofyvictory&ot;

&ot;infess,hold,andthkeverythgtobeasyoubelieve,hold,andthkit,&ot;thecrippledknight;&ot;letrise,ientreatyou;if,deed,theshockofyfallwillallow,forithasleftarryplightenough&ot;

donixotehelpedhitorise,withtheassistanceofhissiretocecial;frowhosanchonevertookhiseyes,andtowhoheputestions,therepliestowhichfurni射dclearproofthathewasreallyandtrulythetocecialhesaid;buttheipressionadeonsancho&039;sdbywhathisastersaidabouttheen插ntershavg插ndthefaceoftheknightoftheirrorstothatofthebachelorsancarras,wouldnotperithitobelievewhathesawwithhiseyesfe,bothasterandanreaedunderthedesion;and,downtheouth,andoutofck,heoftheirrorsandhissirepartedfrodonixoteandsancho,heangtogolookforvillawhereheuldplasterandstraphisribsdonixoteandsanchoresudtheirjourneytosaragossa,andonitthehistoryleavestheorderthatitaytellwhotheknightoftheirrorsandhislong-nosedsirewere

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whereitistoldandknownwhotheknightoftheirrorsandhissirewere

donixotewentoffsatisfied,elated,andva-gloriothehighestdegreeathavgwonavictoryoversuchavaliantknighta射fanciedhioftheirrorstobe,andonefrowhoseknightlywordheexpectedtolearnwhethertheen插ntntofhisladystillntued;asuchasthesaidvani射dknightwasbound,underthepenaltyofceasgtobeone,toreturnandrenderhianaountofwhattookplacebeeenhiandherbutdonixotewasofoned,heoftheirrorsofanother,forhejtthenhadnothoughtofanythgbutfdgvillawhereheuldplasterhiself,ashasbeensaidalreadythehistorygoesontosay,then,thatwhenthebachelorsancarrasrendeddonixotetoresuhisknight-errantrywhichhehaddaside,itwasnseenceofhavgbeenpreviolynclavewiththecurateandthebarberontheanstobeadoptedtoducedonixotetostayathopeaceandietwithoutworryghiselfwithhisill-starredadventures;ahichnsultationitwasdecidedbytheunaniovoteofall,andonthespecialadviceofcarras,thatdonixoteshouldbeallowedtogo,asitseedipossibletorestrahi,andthatsanshouldsallyforthtoethiasaknight-errant,anddobattlewithhi,fortherewouldbenodifficultyaboutacae,andvanishhi,thatbeglookeduponasaneasyatter;andthatitshouldbeagreedandsettledthatthevani射dwastobeatthercyofthevictorthen,donixotebegvani射d,thebachelorknightwastoandhitoreturntohisvillaandhishoe,andnotititforoyears,oruntilhereceivedfurtherordersfrohi;allwhichitwascleardonixotewouldunhesitatglyobey,ratherthanntraveneorfailtoobservethelawsofchivalry;anddurgtheperiodofhissecsionheightperhapsfethisfolly,orthereightbeanopportunityofdisvergreadyredyforhisadnesscarrasundertookthetask,andtocecial,agossipandneighbourofsanchopanza&039;s,alively,feather-headedfellow,offeredhiselfashissirecarrasardhiselfthefashiondescribed,andtocecial,thatheightnotbeknownbyhisgossihentheyt,fittedonoverhisownnaturalnosethefalseaseradeonethathasbeenntioned;andtheyfollowedthesaroutedonixotetook,andalostcaupwithhititobepresentattheadventureofthecartofdeathandfallyenunteredthethegrove,whereallthatthesagacioreaderhasbeenreadgabouttookplace;andhaditnotbeenfortheextraordaryfanciesofdonixote,andhisnvictionthatthebachelorwasnotthebachelor,senorbachelorwouldhavebeencapacitatedforeverfrotakghisdegreeoflicentiate,allthroughnotfdgnestswherehethoughttofdbirds

tocecial,seeghowilltheyhadsueeded,andwhatarryendtheirexpeditionhadeto,saidtothebachelor,&ot;sureenough,senorsancarras,weareservedright;itiseasyenoughtoplanandsetaboutanenterprise,butitisoftenadifficultattertoewelloutofitdonixoteaadan,andwesane;hegoesofflaughg,safe,andund,andyouareleftreandrry!i&039;dliketoknownowwhichistheadder,hewhoisbecaehecannothelpit,orhewhoisofhisownchoice?&ot;

towhichsanreplied,&ot;thedifferencebeeentheortsofadnis,thathewhoiswillhenilhe,willbeonealways,whilehewhoisofhisownaordcanleaveoffbegonewheneverhelikes&ot;

&ot;thatcase,&ot;saidtocecial,&ot;iwasaadanofyownaordwhenivonteeredtobeeyoursire,and,ofyownaord,i&039;llleaveoffbegoneandgoho&ot;

&ot;that&039;syouraffair,&ot;returnedsan,&ot;buttosupposethatiagoghountilihavegivendonixoteathrashgisabsurd;anditisnotanywishthatheayreverhissensesthatwillakehunthioutnow,butawishfortherepaiawithyribswon&039;tletentertaore插ritablethoughts&ot;

thdisursg,thepairproceededuntiltheyreachedatownwhereitwastheirgoodcktofdabone-setter,withwhosehelptheunfortunatesanwascuredtoceciallefthiandwentho,whilehestayedbehdditatgvenance;andthehistorywillreturntohiagaattheproperti,asnottooitakgrrywithdonixotenow

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ofwhatbefelldonixotewithadiscreetntleanoflaan插

donixotepursuedhisjourneythehighspirits,satisfaction,andself-placencyalreadydescribed,fancyghiselftheostvaloroknight-errantoftheatheworldbecaeofhislatevictoryalltheadventuresthatuldbefallhifrothattiforthheregardedasalreadydoneandbroughttoahappyissue;headelightofen插ntntsanden插nters;hethoughtnooreoftheuntlessdrubbgsthathadbeenadisteredtohitheurseofhisknight-errantry,norofthevolleyofstonesthathadlevelledhalfhisteeth,norofthegratitudeofthegalleyslaves,noroftheaudacityoftheyanguesansandtheshowerofstakesthatfelluponhi;short,hesaidtohiselfthatuldhedisveranyans,ode,orwayofdisen插ntghisladydulcea,hewouldnotenvythehighestfortunethattheostfortunateknight-errantofyoreeverreachedoruldreach

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