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&ot;i cannot s, senor,&ot; answered the an; &ot;for the ars you see icarry here are to be ed toorrow, i t not delay; god be withyou but if you want to know what i a carryg the for, i an tolod to-night at the n that is beyond the herita, and if yoube gog the sa road you will fd there, and i will tell yoo curio thgs; once ore god be with you;&ot; and he urd on hisule at such a pace that don ixote had no ti to ask hi what thesecurio thgs were that he ant to tell the; and as he was whatisitive, and always tortured by his anxiety to learn thgnew, he decided to set out at once, and go and pass the night at then stead of spg at the herita, where the wouldhave had the halt aordgly they ounted and all three took thedirect road for the n, which they reached a little before nightfallon the road the proposed they should go up to the heritato drk a sup the stant sancho heard this he steered his dappletowards it, and don ixote and the did the sa; but itsees sancho&039;s bad ck ordered it that the herit was not at ho,for a sub-herit they found the herita told the they calledfor of the best 射 replied that her aster had none, but thatif they liked cheap water 射 would give it with great pleasure

&ot;if i found any water,&ot; said sancho, &ot;there are wells along theroad where i uld have had enough of it ah, caacho&039;s weddg, andplentiful hoe of don diego, how often do i iss you!&ot;

leavg the herita, they pu射d on towards the n, and alittle farther they ca upon a y