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aster and an diunted fro their beasts, and as on as they hadsettled theselves at the foot of the trees, sancho, who had had agood noontide al that day, let hiself, without ore ado, pass thegates of sleep but don ixote, who his thoughts, far ore thanhunr, kept awake, uld not close an eye, and road fancy to andfro through all rts of places at one ont it seed to hi thathe was the cave of ontes and saw dulcea, transford toa untry wench, skippg and ountg upon her 射-ass; aga thatthe words of the sa rl were undg his ears, settgforth the nditions to be observed and the exertions to be ade forthe disen插ntnt of dulcea he lost all patience when hensidered the lazess and want of 插rity of his sire sancho;for to the best of his belief he had only given hiself five la射s, anuber paltry and disproportioned to the vast nuber reired at thisthought he felt such vexation and anr that he reaned the atterth: &ot;if alexander the great cut the gordian knot, sayg, &039;to cutes to the sa thg as to untie,&039; and yet did not fail to beelord paraount of all asia, neither ore nor less uld happen no dulcea&039;s disen插ntnt if i sur sancho agast his will;for, if it is the ndition of the redy that sancho shall receivethree thoand and odd la射s, what does it atter to whether heflicts the hiself, or one else flicts the, when theessential pot is that he receives the, let the e frowhatever arter they ay?&ot;

with this idea he went over to sancho, havg first takenro