Don Quixote

"Mind, your worship, sir knight-errant, you don't let slip from your memory the island you've promised me; I'll be able to rule it well, no matter how big it is." from the text of Don Quixote

what does this quote mean?

Asked by lynn on 07 Dec 07:30

Last updated by anonymous on 07 Dec 19:16

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Answered by MHood2 on 07 Dec 19:16

This quote from Don Quioxte is said by Sancho, Quixote's faithful sidekick. At one point during their journeys Don Quixote had promised Sancho that he should be the governor of the new territory. At this point in the saga Sancho is reminding him of his promise.