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e was he said, &ot;ihave now e to the ncsion, good sancho, that this castle orn is beyond a doubt en插nted, becae those who have atrociolydiverted theselves with thee, what can they be but phantos or begf another world? and i hold this nfird by havg noticed thahen i was by the wall of the yard witnessg the acts of thy sadtrady, it was out of y power to ount upon it, nor uld i evendiunt fro rocante, becae they no doubt had en插nted; for iswear to thee by the faith of what i a that if i had been able toclib up or diunt, i would have avend thee such a way thatthose braggart thieves would have rebered their freak for ever,even though dog i knew that i ntravened the laws ofchivalry, which, as i have often told thee, do not perit a knightto lay hands on hi who is not one, save case of urnt and greatnecessity defence of his own life and pern&ot;

&ot;i would have avend yself too if i uld,&ot; said sancho,&ot;whether i had been dubbed knight or not, but i uld not; thoughfor y part i a persuaded those who aed theselves with werenot phantos or en插nted n, as your worship says, but n offlesh and bone like ourselves; and they all had their nas, for iheard the na the when they were tossg , and one was calledpedro artez, and another tenorio hernandez, and the nkeeper, iheard, was called juan paloe the left-handed; that, senor, yournot beg able to leap over the wall of the yard or diunt fro yourhorse ca of thg else besides en插ntnts; and what i ake outclearly fro all this is, th