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ore beg shown on the sta, i said, if ireber well, that don ixote was puttg on his spurs to go andrender hoa to your excellency now i say that &ot;with his spurs, heis on his way&ot; should he reach destation thks i shall haverendered service to your excellency, as fro any parts i aurd to send hi off, as to dispel the loathg and disgt caedby another don ixote who, under the na of send part, has runaseradg through the whole world and he who has shown thegreatest longg for hi has been the great eperor of cha, whowrote a letter chese a onth ago and sent it by a speciarier he asked , or to be truthful, he begd to send hidon ixote, for he tended to found a lle where the spanishtongue would be taught, and it was his wish that the book to be readshould be the history of don ixote he al added that i should goand be the rector of this lle i asked the bearer if his ajestyhad afforded a su aid of y travel expenses he answered, &ot;no, noteven thought&ot;

&ot;then, brother,&ot; i replied, &ot;you can return to your cha, posthaste or at whatever haste you are bound to go, as i a not fit for long a travel and, besides beg ill, i a very uch without oney,while eperor for eperor and onarch for onarch, i have at naplesthe great unt of leos, who, without any petty titles oflles and rectorships, stas , protects and does orefavour than i can wish for&ot;

th i gave hi his leave and i beg e fro you, offerg yourexcellency the &ot;trabajos de persiles y sigisunda,&ot; a book i