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with these words, and not waitg to hear a reply, 射 turned andpassed to the thickest part of a wood that was hard by, leavgall who were there lost adiration as uch of her good sense af her beauty - those wounded by the irresistible shafts launchedby her bright eyes- ade as though they would follow her, heedlesf the frank declaration they had heard; seeg which, and deegthis a fittg oasion for the exercise of his chivalry aid ofdistressed dasels, don ixote, layg his hand on the hilt of hissword, excd a loud and distct voice:

&ot;let no one, whatever his rank or ndition, dare to follow thebeautiful arcela, under pa of currg y fierce dignation射 has shown by clear and satisfactory argunts that little or nofault is to be found with her for the death of chrysto, and alhow far 射 is fro yieldg to the wi射s of any of her lovers, forwhich rean, stead of beg followed and persecuted, 射 should jtice be honoured and esteed by all the good people of theworld, for 射 shows that 射 is the only woan it that holds tosuch a virtuo retion&ot;

whether it was becae of the threats of don ixote, or becaeabrosio told the to fulfil their duty to their good friend, noneof the 射pherds oved or stirred fro the spot until, havg fi射dthe grave and burned chrysto&039;s papers, they d his body it,not without any tears fro those who stood by they closed thegrave with a heavy stone until a slab was ready which abrosio said heant to have prepared, with an epitaph which was to be to thiseffect: