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io, to brg troughs and woodenutensils and kitchen dishclouts, stead of bass and jugs of puregold and towels of holland, to such a pern and such a beard; but,after all, you are ill-nditioned and ill-bred, and spiteful as youare, you cannot help shog the grud you have agast the siref knights-errant&ot;

the ipudent servitors, and even the senes插l who ca with the,took the duchess to be speakg earnest, they reoved thestrag-cloth fro sancho&039;s neck, and with thg like shaand nfion of face went off all of the and left hi; whereupon he,seeg hiself safe out of that extre danr, as it seed to hi,ran and fell on his knees before the duchess, sayg, &ot;fro greatladies great favours ay be looked for; this which your grace has done today cannot be reited with less than wishg i was dubbed aknight-errant, to devote yself all the days of y life to the serviceof exalted a lady i a a labourg an, y na is sancho panza, ia arried, i have children, and i a servg as a sire; if anyone of these ways i can serve your highness, i will not he lonr obeyg than your grace andg&ot;

&ot;it is easy to see, sancho,&ot; replied the duchess, &ot;that you havelearned to he polite the school of politeness itself; i an to sayit is easy to see that you have been nursed the bo of senordon ixote, who is, of urse, the crea of good breedg andflower of cereony- or ciriony, as you would say yourself fair bethe fortunes of such a aster and such a servant, the one the cynosureof knight-errantry, the oth