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1 I, AuthPre| you want to know if I am telling the truth? Well, then, attend 2 I, I| breadth from the truth in the telling of it.~ ~You must know, 3 I, XIX| you going to wait before telling me of your distress?"~ ~ 4 I, XIX| Countenance' and believe me I am telling you the truth, for I assure 5 I, XX| will amuse your worship by telling stories from this till daylight, 6 I, XX| nobody interferes with the telling, is the best of stories, 7 I, XX| country in the very way I am telling this," answered Sancho, " 8 I, XX| imagined, and such a way of telling it and ending it was never 9 I, XXIII| Don Quixote asked of him, telling him to take the money and 10 I, XXVI| The curate consoled him, telling him that when his master 11 I, XXVII| Sancho Panza, who went along telling them of the encounter with 12 I, XXVII| plead for my madness by telling how it was caused, to any 13 I, XXVII| good-natured improvised courier was telling me this, I hung upon his 14 I, XXVIII| replied Cardenio, "of telling you what I think, if what 15 I, XXX| it was not for want of my telling him beforehand and warning 16 I, XXX| confused and embarrassed in telling the tale of your misfortunes; 17 I, XXXI| was by this time weary of telling so many lies, and in dread 18 I, XXXIII| to vex her, refrains from telling her to do or not to do certain 19 I, XXXIII| extolled the charms of Camilla, telling her that all the city spoke 20 I, XXXV| Dorothea comforted Sancho, telling him that she pledged herself, 21 I, XXXV| left Leonela locked in, telling her she should not come 22 I, XXXIX| Cruz; and I cannot help telling you what took place at the 23 I, XXXIX| not to write to my father telling him of my misfortunes. At 24 I, XL| answer was given to Zoraida, telling her that we would do all 25 I, XLI| well and thou wilt see I am telling the truth."~ ~Zoraida's 26 I, XLI| and so saying she went in, telling us she would return immediately 27 I, XLI| renegade comforted them by telling them that they were not 28 I, XLI| going down, they took us in, telling us that this had come to 29 I, XLII| instant he saw the Judge, telling him somehow that this was 30 I, XLII| fable you thought he was telling you. I followed that of 31 I, XLIV| removed their surprise by telling them who he was, and not 32 I, XLIV| in search of him; but in telling her so, he did not speak 33 I, XLV| ought to do in the case, telling them how it stood, and what 34 I, XLVIII| leaving out anything, but telling the whole truth as one expects 35 I, LI| upon all this that I am telling you about the clothes as 36 I, LI| haunted by some shepherd telling his woes to the breezes; 37 I, LI| if I have been tedious in telling it, I will not be slow to 38 I, LII| it is enough that I am telling you the truth, so shut your 39 I, LII| escape from them again, telling her what they had been obliged 40 II, I| that you could not help telling it? Master shaver, master 41 II, III| this senor Moor goes in for telling the truth, no doubt among 42 II, IV| MATTERS WORTH KNOWING AND TELLING~ ~ ~Sancho came back to 43 II, VIII| the number of the others, telling him he must add to his satire 44 II, IX| night; and that, after my telling your worship, if I don't 45 II, XIII| made two parties, these telling the story of their lives, 46 II, XIV| thousand times on the point of telling him he lied, and had the 47 II, XVIII| his permission to depart, telling him he thanked him for the 48 II, XXIII| for a while. I called out, telling you not to let out more 49 II, XXV| in the very same way I am telling it now, that those who know 50 II, XXVII| what he avers, so he was telling the truth, as much as if 51 II, XXVII| and that you may see I am telling the truth, wait a bit and 52 II, XXX| mean there's no need of telling or warning me about anything; 53 II, XXXI| treasure-finder of stories, telling the story of Lancelot when 54 II, XXXI| but to say thou must be telling the truth; go on, and cut 55 II, XXXI| halting way Sancho had of telling his story, while Don Quixote 56 II, XXXI| often reproved him for it, telling him it was foolish to read 57 II, XXXII| spare my tongue the pain of telling what can hardly be thought 58 II, XLI| see by that whether I'm telling the truth or not."~ ~"Tell 59 II, XLIII| the duke what thou art and telling him that all that fat little 60 II, XLVIII| much at least I cannot help telling you, that you may observe 61 II, XLVIII| answering the question and telling the whole truth. Senor Don 62 II, LI| to see at once they were telling the truth, and the judges 63 II, LVI| removed from the lances, telling Don Quixote that Christian 64 II, LVIII| printed and I have read is telling lies and deceiving us. I 65 II, LX| friend of his at Barcelona, telling him that the famous Don 66 II, LXII| entrusted the secret to them, telling them that now for the first 67 II, LXIII| the Morisco Christian was telling her strange story, an elderly 68 II, LXXII| worship do me the favour of telling me your name, for it strikes 69 II, LXXIII| same to me some time ago, telling me that all Christians who