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ve-arias and credos which we will say for your worship&039;stention, and this is a ndition that can be plied with bynight as by day, runng or restg, peace or war; but toia that we are gog now to return to the flesh-pots of egypt,i an to take up our 插 and set out for el tobo, is to iathat it is now night, though it is not yet ten the orng, andto ask this of is like askg pears of the el tree&ot;

&ot;then by all that&039;s good,&ot; said don ixote （now stirred towrath）， &ot;don n of a bitch, don sillo de paropillo, or whateveryour na is, you will have to go yourself alone, with your tailbeeen your legs and the whole 插 on your back&ot;

pasaonte, who was anythg but ek （beg by this tithoroughly nvced that don ixote was not ite right hi射ad as he had itted such a vagary as to set the free）， fdghiself abed this fashion, gave the k to his panions, andfallg back they began to shower stones on don ixote at such a ratethat he was ite unable to protect hiself with his buckler, and poorrocante no ore heeded the spur than if he had been ade of brasssancho planted hiself behd his ass, and with hi 射lteredhiself fro the hailstor that poured on both of the don ixotewas unable to shield hiself well but that ore pebbles than iuld unt struck hi full on the body with such force that theybrought hi to the ground; and the stant he fell the student pouncedupon hi, snatched the bas fro his head, and with it struck threeor four blows on his shoulders, and as any ore on the ground,kno