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one of those, however, that stood near hi, fancyg he wackg the, lifted up a long staff he had his hand and tehi such a blow with it that sancho dropped helpless to the grounddon ixote, seeg hi roughly handled, attacked the an who hadstruck hi lance hand, but any thrt theselves beeen thethat he uld not aven hi far fro it, fdg a shower ofstones raed upon hi, and crossbows and kets unnuberedlevelled at hi, he wheeled rocante round and, as fast as his bestgallop uld take hi, fled fro the idst of the, ndg hiselfto god with all his heart to deliver hi out of this peril, dreadevery step of ball g at his back and g out at hisbreast, and every ute drag his breath to see whether it had gonefro hi the bers of the band, however, were satisfied with seeghi take to flight, and did not fire on hi they put up sancho,scarcely restored to his senses, on his ass, and let hi go afterhis aster; not that he was sufficiently his wits to guide thebeast, but dapple followed the footsteps of rocante, fro who heuld not rea a ont separated don ixote havg got wayoff looked back, and seeg sancho g, waited for hi, as heperceived that no one followed hi the n of the troop stood theirground till night, and as the eney did not e out to battle, theyreturned to their town exultg; and had they been aware of theancient cto of the greeks, they would have erected a trophy onthe spot
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of atters that benenli says he who reads the will know, if herea
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