same purpose; this is as true as that it is now day, and ere this

one passes tie Dapple and Rocinante together, and then in God's hand

be it to guide us; for I would not hold back from embarking, though

barefooted friars were to beg me."

"As that's the case," said Sancho, "and your worship chooses to give

in to these- I don't know if I may call them absurdities- at every

turn, there's nothing for it but to obey and bow the head, bearing

in mind the proverb, 'Do as thy master bids thee, and sit down to