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at this pot sancho panza, who had drawn near to hear thenversation, said, order to ake everythg pn, &ot;well, sirs,you ay like or dislike what i a gog to say, but the fact of theatter is, y aster, don ixote, is jt as uch en插nted as yother he is his full senses, he eats and he drks, and he hashis calls like other n and as he had yesterday, before they cadhi and if that&039;s the case, what do they an by wantg tobelieve that he is en插nted? for i have heard any a one say thaten插nted people neither eat, nor sleep, nor talk; and y aster, ifyou don&039;t s hi, will talk ore than thirty lawyers&ot; thenturng to the curate he excd, &ot;ah, senor curate, senor curate!do you thk i don&039;t know you? do you thk i don&039;t guess and seethe drift of these new en插ntnts? well then, i can tell you iknow you, for all your face is vered, and i can tell you i a upto you, however you ay hide your tricks after all, where envy reignsvirtue cannot live, and where there is nig