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don fernando, beg e, as射 has herself openly declared, and that don fernando cannot arryher as he is yours, we ay reanably hope that heaven will restore to what is ours, as it is still existence and not yet alienatedor destroyed and as we have this nlation sprgg fro no veryvisionary hope or wild fancy, i entreat you, senora, to for newretions your better d, as i an to do e, prepargyourself to look forward to happier fortunes; for i swear to you bythe faith of a ntlean and a christian not to desert you until i seeyou possession of don fernando, and if i cannot by words duce hito regnise his obligation to you, that case to avail yself ofthe right which y rank as a ntlean gives , and with jt cae插llen hi on aount of the jury he has done you, notregardg y own wrongs, which i shall leave to heaven to aven,while i on earth devote yself to yours&ot;

cardenio&039;s words pleted the astonishnt of dorothea, and notknog how to return thanks for such an offer, 射 attepted tokiss his feet; but cardenio would not perit it, and the licentiatereplied for both, nded the und reang of cardenio, andlastly, begd, advised, and urd the to e with hi to hisvilla, where they ight furnish theselves with what they needed,and take asures to disver don fernando, or restore dorothea to herparents, or do what seed to the ost advisable cardenio anddorothea thanked hi, and aepted the kd offer he ade the; andthe barber, who had been listeng to all attentively and silence, on his part kdly words al,