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reach habitation beforenight set ; but daylight and the hope of sueedg theirobject failed the close by the huts of goatherds, theydetered to pass the night there, and it was as uch to sancho&039;sdisntent not to have reached a hoe, as it was to his aster&039;ssatisfaction to sleep under the open heaven, for he fancied thateach ti this happened to hi he perford an act of ownership thathelped to prove his chivalry

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of what befell don ixote with certa goatherds

he was rdially weled by the goatherds, and sancho, havg asbest he uld put up rocante and the ass, drew towards the fragrancethat ca fro pieces of salted goat sirg a pot on thefire; and though he would have liked at once to try if they were readyto be transferred fro the pot to the stoach, he refraed fro dog as the goatherds reoved the fro the fire, and layg射epsks on the ground, ickly spread their rude table, and withsigns of hearty good-will vited the both to share what they hadround the sks six of the n belongg to the fold seatedtheselves, havg first with rough politeness pressed don ixoteto take a seat upon a trough which they placed for hi upside downdon ixote seated hiself, and sancho reaed standg to servethe cup, which was ade of horn seeg hi standg, his astersaid to hi:

&ot;that thou ayest see, sancho, the good that knight-errantryntas itself, and how those who fill any office it are on thehigh road to be speedily honoured and esteed by the world, idesire that thou seat t