| Back | Well then, when they gave the signal for the onset our lacquey was in an ecstasy, musing upon the beauty of her whom he had already made mistress of his liberty, and so he paid no attention to the sound of the trumpet, unlike Don Quixote, who was off the instant he heard it, and, at the highest speed Rocinante was capable of, set out to meet his enemy, his good squire Sancho shouting lustily as he saw him start, "God guide thee, cream and flower of knights-errant! |
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| Front | Digo, pues, que, cuando dieron la señal de la arremetida, estaba nuestro lacayo transportado, pensando en la hermosura de la que ya había hecho señora de su libertad, y así, no atendió al son de la trompeta, como hizo don Quijote, que, apenas la hubo oído, cuando arremetió, y, a todo el correr que permitía Rocinante, partió contra su enemigo; y, viéndole partir su buen escudero Sancho, dijo a grandes voces: -¡Dios te guíe, nata y flor de los andantes caballeros! |
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