| Back | It seems to me thou must have gone and come through the air, for thou hast taken but little more than three days to go to El Toboso and return, though it is more than thirty leagues from here to there. From which I am inclined to think that the sage magician who is my friend, and watches over my interests (for of necessity there is and must be one, or else I should not be a right knight-errant), that this same, I say, must have helped thee to travel without thy knowledge; for some of these sages will catch up a knight-errant sleeping in his bed, and without his knowing how or in what way it happened, he wakes up the next day more than a thousand leagues away from the place where he went to sleep. |
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| Front | De que me parece que fuiste y veniste por los aires, pues poco más de tres días has tardado en ir y venir desde aquí al Toboso, habiendo de aquí allá más de treinta leguas; por lo cual me doy a entender que aquel sabio nigromante que tiene cuenta con mis cosas y es mi amigo (porque por fuerza le hay, y le ha de haber, so pena que yo no sería buen caballero andante); digo que este tal te debió de ayudar a caminar, sin que tú lo sintieses; que hay sabio déstos que coge a un caballero andante durmiendo en su cama, y, sin saber cómo o en qué manera, amanece otro día más de mil leguas de donde anocheció. |
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