Question

"Hold thy peace, Sancho," said Don Quixote; "though they look like mills they are not so; I have already told thee that enchantments transform things and change their proper shapes; I do not mean to say they really change them from one form into another, but that it seems as though they did, as experience proved in the transformation of Dulcinea, sole refuge of my hopes."

Accepted Answer

-Calla, Sancho -dijo don Quijote-; que, aunque parecen aceñas, no lo son; y ya te he dicho que todas las cosas trastruecan y mudan de su ser natural los encantos. No quiero decir que las mudan de en uno en otro ser realmente, sino que lo parece, como lo mostró la experiencia en la transformación de Dulcinea, único refugio de mis esperanzas.

Back	"Hold thy peace, Sancho," said Don Quixote; "though they look like mills they are not so; I have already told thee that enchantments transform things and change their proper shapes; I do not mean to say they really change them from one form into another, but that it seems as though they did, as experience proved in the transformation of Dulcinea, sole refuge of my hopes."
Front	-Calla, Sancho -dijo don Quijote-; que, aunque parecen aceñas, no lo son; y ya te he dicho que todas las cosas trastruecan y mudan de su ser natural los encantos. No quiero decir que las mudan de en uno en otro ser realmente, sino que lo parece, como lo mostró la experiencia en la transformación de Dulcinea, único refugio de mis esperanzas.

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