| Back | On the whole he could perceive that all who were there were people of quality; but with the figure, countenance, and bearing of Don Quixote he was at his wits' end; and all civilities having been exchanged, and the accommodation of the inn inquired into, it was settled, as it had been before settled, that all the women should retire to the garret that has been already mentioned, and that the men should remain outside as if to guard them; the Judge, therefore, was very well pleased to allow his daughter, for such the damsel was, to go with the ladies, which she did very willingly; and with part of the host's narrow bed and half of what the Judge had brought with him, they made a more comfortable arrangement for the night than they had expected. |
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| Front | En resolución, bien echó de ver el oidor que era gente principal toda la que allí estaba; pero el talle, visaje y la apostura de don Quijote le desatinaba; y, habiendo pasado entre todos corteses ofrecimientos y tanteado la comodidad de la venta, se ordenó lo que antes estaba ordenado: que todas las mujeres se entrasen en el camaranchón ya referido, y que los hombres se quedasen fuera, como en su guarda. Y así, fue contento el oidor que su hija, que era la doncella, se fuese con aquellas señoras, lo que ella hizo de muy buena gana. |
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