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s--deeds that he would soon
accomplish and that would astonish the entire world by their bravery
and hardihood.

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And as he rode along he amused
himself by quoting imaginary passages from the books that he felt sure
would be written about his noble deed

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g he would be guided more surely and more quickly to the
adventures that were awaiting him.

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Comforting himself with thoughts such as these, he pursued his way,
which he allowed his horse to choose for him, thinking that in so
doin

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etermined to make his own rival the brightness of the moon by
industrious scouring.

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He
consoled himself, however, by resolving to have himself dubbed a
knight by the first person who came along; and as for white armor, he
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ileges of knighthood.

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afterward he must wear white
armor without any device upon his shield, until he had proved by
bravery and endurance his right to these priv

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He reflected that, according to
the rules of chivalry, he must be dubbed a knight before he could
undertake any battles or engagements, and

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nearly made him abandon his
adventure before it was well begun.

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er still, some dragon or giant; but
scarcely did he find himself upon the open plain before a terrible
thought came to his mind and one that

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He could hardly wait for his adventures to
begin, or for the chance to try the strength of his mighty arm upon
some wicked warrior or, bett

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hest
state of content and satisfaction at the ease with which his purpose
had been accomplished.

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ut on
his ancient armor, saddled Rocinante, and with lance in hand and sword
clattering beside him made his way across the fields in the hig

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and before
sunrise on one of the hottest days of midsummer, he stole from his
bed--taking care not to awaken his niece or his housekeeper--p

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CHAPTERS II-III

WHICH TREATS OF THE FIRST SALLY DON QUIXOTE MADE FROM HOME

All things being ready, Don Quixote wished for no delay,

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, so he believed, to go forth and meet the high adventures that
he felt sure were awaiting him.

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A lance was easily made, and now, possessed of war horse, armor,
weapons, and a glorious lady to do battle for, the poor old man was
ready

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And he
was ready to fight with any man in Spain who would not acknowledge
that she was the loveliest and most gifted lady in the world.

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e and
noble birth and christened her in his mind Dulcinea del Toboso.