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第164章（第1页）

&ot;bygod，astere，&ot;saidsancho，&ot;yourworshipisakgafsaboutverylittlewhythedevilshouldyoubevexedifiakeeofwhatisyown?andihavegotnothgelse，noranyotherstocktradeexceptproverbsandoreproverbs;andherearethreejtthisstantetoyhead，pattothepurposeandlikepearsabasket;butiwon&039;trepeatthe，for&039;sasilenceiscalledsancho&039;&ot;

&ot;that，sancho，thouartnot，&ot;saiddonixote;&ot;fornotonlyartthounotsasilence，butthouartpestilentprateandperversity;stilliwouldliketoknowwhatthreeproverbshavejtnowetothyory，forihavebeenturngovereown-anditisagoodone-andnoneoursto&ot;

&ot;whatcanbebetter，&ot;saidsancho，&ot;than&039;neverputthythubsbeeenobackteeth;&039;and&039;to&ot;toutofyhoe&ot;and&ot;whatdoyouwantwithywife?&ot;thereisnoanswer;&039;and&039;whetherthepitcherhitsthestove，orthestovethepitcher，it&039;sabadbessforthepitcher;&039;allwhichfittoahair?fornooneshouldarrelwithhisgovernor，orhiauthorityoverhi，becaehewilleofftheworst，ashedoeswhoputshisfrbeeenobackandiftheyarenotbackteethitakesnodifference，longastheyareteeth;andtowhateverthegovernoraysaythere&039;snoanswer，anyorethanto&039;toutofyhoe&039;and&039;whatdoyouwantwithywife?&039;andthen，asforthataboutthestoneandthepitcher，abldanuldseethatthathe&039;whoseestheoteanother&039;seyehadneedtoseethebeahisown，&039;thatitbenotsaidofhiself，&039;thedeadwoanwasfrightenedattheonewithherthroatcut;&039;andyourworshipknowswellthat&039;thefoolknowsorehisownhoethanthewiseananother&039;s&039;&ot;

&ot;nay，sancho，&ot;saiddonixote，&ot;thefoolknowsnothg，eitherhisownhoeoranybodyelse&039;s，fornowisestructureofanyrtcanstandonafoundationoffolly;butletsaynooreaboutit，sancho，forifthougovernestbadly，thewillhethefaultandethesha;butifortyselfwithhavgdoneydutyadvisgtheeasearnestlyandaswiselyasiuld;andthiareleasedfroyobligationsandyproisegodguidethee，sancho，andgoverntheethygovernnt，anddeliverfrotheisgivgihavethatthouwiltturnthewholeislandupsidedown，athgiighteasilypreventbyexpngtothedukewhatthouartandtellghithatallthatfatlittlepernoftheisnothgelsebutasackfullofproverbsandsaucess&ot;

&ot;senor，&ot;saidsancho，&ot;ifyourworshipthksi&039;notfitforthisgovernnt，igiveituponthespot;forthereblackofthenailofyulisdearertothanywholebody;andicanlivejtaswell，siplesancho，onbreadandonions，asgovernor，onpartridsandcapons;andwhat&039;sore，whilewe&039;reasleepwe&039;realleal，greatandsall，richandpoorbutifyourworshiplookstoit，youwillseeitwasyourworshipalonethatputontothisbessofgoverng;foriknownooreaboutthegovernntofislandsthanabuzzard;andifthere&039;sanyreantothkthatbecaeofybegagovernorthedevilwilltholdof，i&039;drathergosanchotoheaventhangovernortohell&ot;

&ot;bygod，sancho，&ot;saiddonixote，&ot;forthoselastwordsthouhastutteredalone，insiderthoudeservesttobegovernorofathoandislandsthouhastgoodnaturalstcts，withoutwhichnoknowledisworthanythg;ndthyselftogod，andtrynottoswervethepursuitofthyaobject;ian，alwaysakeitthyaiandfixedpurposetodorightallattersthatebeforethee，forheavenalwayshelpsgoodtentions;andnowletgotodner，forithkylordandladyarewaitgfor&ot;

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howsanchopanzawasnductedtohisgovernnt，andofthestranadventurethatbefelldonixotethecastle

itisstated，theysay，thetrueorigalofthishistory，thahencidehatecatowritethis插pter，histerpreterdidnottranslateitashewroteit-thatis，asakdofpnttheooradeagasthiselfforhavgtakenhandastorydryandoflittlevarietyasthisofdonixote，forhefoundhiselfforcedtospeakperpetuallyofhiandsancho，withoutventurgtoduldigressionsandepidesoreserioandoreterestghesaid，too，thattogoon，d，hand，penalwaysrestrictedtowritgupononesglesubject，andspeakgthroughtheouthsofafew插racters，wastolerabledrudry，theresultofwhichwasneverealtotheauthor&039;slabour，andthattoavoidthishehadthefirstpartavailedhiselfofthedeviceofnovels，like&ot;theill-advisedcuriosity，&ot;and&ot;thecaptivecapta，&ot;whichstand，asitwere，apartfrothestory;theothersaregiventherebegcidentswhichourredtodonixotehiselfanduldnotbeoittedhealthought，hesays，thatany，engrossedbytheterestattachgtotheexploitsofdonixote，wouldtakenonethenovels，andpasstheoverhastilyoripatientlywithoutnoticgtheeleganceandartoftheirposition，whichwouldbeveryanifestweretheypubli射dbytheselvesandnotasreadjunctstothecrazesofdonixoteorthesiplicitiesofsanchothereforethissendparthethoughtitbestnottosertnovels，eitherseparateorterwoven，butonlyepides，thglikethe，arisgoutofthecircustancesthefactspresent;andeventhesespargly，andwithnoorewordsthansufficetoakethepn;andashenfesandrestrictshiselftothenarrowliitsofthenarrative，thoughhehasability;capacity，andbrasenoughtodealwiththewholeuniverse，hereeststhathislaboursaynotbedespised，andthatcreditbegivenhi，notaloneforwhathewrites，butforwhathehasrefraedfrowritg

andhegoesonwithhisstory，saygthatthedaydonixotegavetheunselstosancho，thesaafternoonafterdnerhehandedthetohiwritgthatheighttonetoreadthetohitheyhadscarcely，however，beengiventohiwhenheletthedrop，andtheyfelltothehandsoftheduke，whoshowedthetotheduchessandtheywerebothaazedafreshattheadnessandwitofdonixotetocarryonthejoke，then，thesaevengtheydespatchedsanchowithalarfollogtothevillathatwastoservehiforanislandithappenedthatthepernwhohadhi插rwasaajordoooftheduke&039;s，aanofgreatdiscretionandhuour-andtherecanbenohuourwithoutdiscretion-andthesawhoplayedthepartoftheuntesstrifalditheicalwaythathasbeenalreadydescribed;andthalified，andstructedbyhisasterandistressastohowtodealwithsancho，hecarriedouttheirscheadirablynowitcatopassthatasonassanchosawthisajordooheseedhisfeaturestoregnisethoseofthetrifaldi，andturngtohisaster，hesaidtohi，&ot;senor，eitherthedevilwillcarryoff，hereonthisspot，righteoandbelievg，oryourworshipwillowntothatthefaceofthisajordoooftheduke&039;shereistheveryfaceofthedistressedone&ot;

donixoteregardedtheajordooattentively，andhavgdone，saidtosancho，&ot;thereisnoreanwhythedevilshouldcarrytheeoff，sancho，eitherrighteoorbelievg-andwhatthouanestbythatiknownot;thefaceofthedistressedoneisthatoftheajordoo，butforallthattheajordooisnotthedistressedone;forhisbegwouldvolveaightyntradiction;butthisisnotthetiforgogtoestionsofthert，whichwouldbevolvgourselvesanextricablelabyrthbelieve，yfriend，wetprayearnestlytoourlordthathedeliverbothfrowickedwizardsanden插nters&ot;

&ot;itisnojoke，senor，&ot;saidsancho，&ot;forbeforethisiheardhispeak，anditseedexactlyasifthevoiceofthetrifaldiwasundgyearswell，i&039;llholdypeace;buti&039;lltakecaretobeonthelook-outhenceforthforanysignthataybeseentonfirordoawaywiththisspicion&ot;

&ot;thouwiltdowell，sancho，&ot;saiddonixote，&ot;andthouwiltletknowallthoudisverest，andallthatbefallstheethygovernnt&ot;

sanchoatlastsetoutattendedbyagreatnuberofpeoplehewasdressedthegarbofalawyer，withagabanoftawnywateredcaletoverallandaonteracapofthesaaterial，andountedalagetauponaulebehdhi，aordancewiththeduke&039;rders，followeddapplewithbrandnewass-trappgsandornantfsilk，andfrotitotisanchoturnedroundtolookathisass，wellpleasedtohavehiwithhithathewouldnothave插ndplaceswiththeeperorofranyontakgleavehekissedthehandsofthedukeandduchessandgothisaster&039;sblessg，whichdonixotegavehiwithtears，andhereceivedbbberg

letworthysanchogopeace，andgoodcktohi，ntlereader;andlookoutforobu射lsoflaughter，whichtheaountofhowhebehavedhiselfofficewillgivetheetheantiturnthyattentiontowhathappenedhisasterthesanight，andifthoudostnotlaughthereat，atanyratethouwiltstretchthyouthwithagr;fordonixote&039;sadventurestbehonouredeitherwithwonderorwithlaughter

itisrerded，then，thatasonassanchohadgone，donixotefelthisloneless，andhaditbeenpossibleforhitorevoketheandateandtakeawaythegovernntfrohihewouldhavedonetheduchessobservedhisdejectionandaskedhiwhyhewaslancholy;becae，射said，ifitwasforthelossofsancho，thereweresires，duennas，anddaselsherhoewhowouldwaituponhitohisfullsatisfaction