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rop pairs fro your worship&039;uth faster than fro e; only there is this difference beeene and yours, that yours are well-tid and e are untily; butanyhow, they are all proverbs&ot;

at this pot they beca aware of a harsh distct noise thatseed to spread through all the valleys around don ixote stoodup and d his hand upon his sword, and sancho ensnced hiselfunder dapple and put the bundle of arour on one side of hi and theass&039;s pack-saddle on the other, fear and treblg as great asdon ixote&039;s perturbation each stant the noise creased andca nearer to the o terrified n, or at least to one, for as tothe other, his ura is known to all the fact of the atter wasthat n were takg above six hundred pigs to sell at a fair,and were on their way with the at that hour, and great was thenoise they ade and their gruntg and blog, that they deafened theears of don ixote and sancho panza, and they uld not ake out whatit was the wide-spread gruntg drove ca on a surgg ass,and without shog any respect for don ixote&039;s dignity or sancho&039;s,passed right over the pair of the, deolishg sancho&039;sentrenchnts, and not only upsettg don ixote but sweepgrocante off his feet to the barga; and what with the traplgand the gruntg, and the pace at which the unclean beasts went,pack-saddle, arour, dapple and rocante were left scattered on theground and sancho and don ixote at their wits&039; end

sancho got up as well as he uld and begd his aster to givehi his sword, sayg he wanted