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"It is with that kind of love," said Sancho, "I have heard preachers say

we ought to love our Lord, for hilory or the fear of punishh for my part, I would

rather love and serve him for what he could do"

"The devil take thee for a clown!" said Don Quixote, "and what shrewd

things thou sayest at times! One would think thou hadst studied"

"In faith, then, I cannot even read"

Master Nicholas here called out to them to wait a while, as they wanted

to halt and drink at a little spring there was there Don Quixote drew

up, not a little to the satisfaction of Sancho, for he was by this ti so , for though he knew that Dulcinea was a peasant girl of El

Toboso, he had never seen her in all his life Cardenio had now put on

the clothes which Dorothea earing when they found her, and though

they were not very good, they were far better than those he put off They

dis, and hat the curate

had provided hih not very well,

the keen appetite they all of theht with them

While they were so e on

his ho stopping to exa, the next s, began to weep freely,

saying, "O, senor, do you not know me? Look at me well; I am that lad

Andres that your worship released fronised hi his hand he turned to those