Question

At these words, Sancho, without uttering one in reply, got up from his chair, and with noiseless steps, with his body bent and his finger on his lips, went all round the room lifting up the hangings; and this done, he came back to his seat and said, "Now, senora, that I have seen that there is no one except the bystanders listening to us on the sly, I will answer what you have asked me, and all you may ask me, without fear or dread. And the first thing I have got to say is, that for my own part I hold my master Don Quixote to be stark mad, though sometimes he says things that, to my mind, and indeed everybody's that listens to him, are so wise, and run in such a straight furrow, that Satan himself could not have said them better; but for all that, really, and beyond all question, it's my firm belief he is cracked.

Accepted Answer

A estas razones, sin responder con alguna, se levantó Sancho de la silla, y, con pasos quedos, el cuerpo agobiado y el dedo puesto sobre los labios, anduvo por toda la sala levantando los doseles; y luego, esto hecho, se volvió a sentar y dijo: -Ahora, señora mía, que he visto que no nos escucha nadie de solapa, fuera de los circunstantes, sin temor ni sobresalto responderé a lo que se me ha preguntado, y a todo aquello que se me preguntare; y lo primero que digo es que yo tengo a mi señor don Quijote por loco rematado, puesto que algunas veces dice cosas que, a mi parecer, y aun de todos aquellos que le escuchan, son tan discretas y por tan buen carril encaminadas, que el mesmo Satanás no las podría decir mejores; pero, con todo esto, verdaderamente y sin escrúpulo, a mí se me ha asentado que es un mentecato.

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