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cante&039;s res and arrand the as to be able to flog hiwith the, and began to untie the pots （the on belief is hehad but one front） by which his breeches were held up; but thestant he approached hi sancho woke up his full senses andcried out, &ot;what is this? who is touchg and untrsg ?&ot;

&ot;it is i,&ot; said don ixote, &ot;and i e to ake good thyshortgs and relieve y own distresses; i e to whip thee,sancho, and wipe off portion of the debt thou hast undertakendulcea is perishg, thou art livg on regardless, i a dyg ofhope deferred; therefore untrs thyself with a good will, for e itis, here, this retired spot, to give thee at least o thoandla射s&ot;

&ot;not a bit of it,&ot; said sancho; &ot;let your worship keep iet, orelse by the livg god the deaf shall hear ; the la射s i pleddyself to t be vontary and not forced upon , and jt now ihave no fancy to whip yself; it is enough if i give you y word toflog and flap yself when i have a d&ot;

&ot;it will not do to leave it to thy urtesy, sancho,&ot; said donixote, &ot;for thou art hard of heart and, though a clown, tender offlesh;&ot; and at the sa ti he strove and struggled to untie hi

seeg this sancho got up, and grapplg with his aster hegripped hi with all his ight his ars, givg hi a trip with theheel stretched hi on the ground on his back, and pressg his rightknee on his chest held his hands his own that he uld neitherove nor breathe

&ot;how now, traitor!&ot; excd don ixote &ot;dost th