CHAPTERLXXI
OFWHATPASSEDBETWEENDONQUIXOTEANDHISSQUIRESANCHOONTHE
WAYTOTHEIRVILLAGE
THEvanquishedandafflictedDonQuixotewentalongverydowncastinonerespectandveryhappyinanother。Hissadnessarosefromhisdefeat，andhissatisfactionfromthethoughtofthevirtuethatlayinSancho，ashadbeenprovedbytheresurrectionofAltisidora；
thoughitwaswithdifficultyhecouldpersuadehimselfthatthelove-smittendamselhadbeenreallydead。Sanchowentalonganythingbutcheerful，foritgrievedhimthatAltisidorahadnotkeptherpromiseofgivinghimthesmocks；andturningthisoverinhismindhesaidtohismaster，“Surely，senor，I\'mthemostunluckydoctorintheworld；there\'smanyaphysicianthat，afterkillingthesickmanhehadtocure，requirestobepaidforhiswork，thoughitisonlysigningabitofalistofmedicines，thattheapothecaryandnothemakesup，and，there，hislabourisover；butwithmethoughtocuresomebodyelsecostsmedropsofblood，smacks，pinches，pinproddings，andwhippings，nobodygivesmeafarthing。Well，Iswearbyallthat\'sgoodiftheyputanotherpatientintomyhands，they\'llhavetogreasethemformebeforeIcurehim；for，astheysay，\'it\'sbyhissingingtheabbotgetshisdinner，\'andI\'mnotgoingtobelievethatheavenhasbestoweduponmethevirtueIhave，thatIshouldbedealingitouttoothersallfornothing。“