WHICHTREATSOFTHESTRANGETHINGSTHATHAPPENEDTOTHESTOUTKNIGHTOFLAMANCHAINTHESIERRAMORENA, ANDOFHISIMITATIONOFTHEPENANCEOFBELTENEBROS
DonQuixotetookleaveofthegoatherd, andoncemoremountingRocinantebadeSanchofollowhim, whichhehavingnoass, , makingtheirwayintothemostruggedpartofthemountain, Sanchoallthewhiledyingtohaveatalkwithhismaster, andlongingforhimtobegin, sothatthereshouldbenobreachoftheinjunctionlaiduponhim; butunabletokeepsilencesolonghesaidtohim:
"SenorDonQuixote, givemeyourworship'sblessinganddismissal, forI'dliketogohomeatoncetomywifeandchildrenwithwhomIcanatanyratetalkandconverseasmuchasIlike; , itwouldnotbesobad, becauseIcouldtalktoRocinanteaboutwhatevercameintomyhead, andsoputupwithmyill-fortune; butitisahardcase, andnottobebornewithpatience, togoseekingadventuresallone'slifeandgetnothingbutkicksandblanketings, brickbatsandpunches, andwithallthistohavetosewupone'smouthwithoutdaringtosaywhatisinone'sheart, justasifoneweredumb."
"Iunderstandthee, Sancho," repliedDonQuixote; "thouartdyingtohavetheinterdictIplaceduponthytongueremoved; consideritremoved, andsaywhatthouwiltwhilewearewanderinginthesemountains."
