INWHICHARECONTINUEDTHEUNHEARDOFADVENTURESOFTHEINN
Soloud, infact, weretheshoutsofDonQuixote, thatthelandlordopeningthegateoftheinninallhaste, cameoutindismay, andrantoseewhowasutteringsuchcries, , whohadbeenbythistimerousedupbythesameoutcry, suspectingwhatitwas, rantotheloftand, withoutanyoneseeingher, untiedthehalterbywhichDonQuixotewassuspended, anddownhecametothegroundinthesightofthelandlordandthetravellers, , andrisingtohisfeetleapeduponRocinante, bracedhisbuckleronhisarm, puthislanceinrest, andmakingaconsiderablecircuitoftheplaincamebackatahalfgallopexclaiming:
"WhoevershallsaythatIhavebeenenchantedwithjustcause, providedmyladythePrincessMicomiconagrantsmepermissiontodoso, Igivehimthelie, challengehimanddefyhimtosinglecombat."
ThenewlyarrivedtravellerswereamazedatthewordsofDonQuixote; butthelandlordremovedtheirsurprisebytellingthemwhohewas, , onedressedlikeamuleteer, andofsuchandsuchanappearance, describingthatofDonaClara'; butoneofthemobservingthecoachinwhichtheJudgehadcome, said, "Heisherenodoubt, forthisisthecoachheisfollowing: letoneofusstayatthegate, andtherestgointolookforhim; orindeeditwouldbeaswellifoneofuswentroundtheinn, lestheshouldescapeoverthewalloftheyard." "Sobeit," saidanother; andwhiletwoofthemwentin, oneremainedatthegateandtheothermadethecircuitoftheinn; observingallwhich, thelandlordwasunabletoconjectureforwhatreasontheyweretakingalltheseprecautions, thoughheunderstoodtheywerelookingfortheyouthwhosedescriptiontheyhadgivenhim.
