Aonghas MacGill-Eain’s Reviews > Don Quixote > Status Update

"...laws that intimidate but are not enforced become like the log that was king of the frogs: at first it frightened them, but in time they came to despise it and climbed up on it."

"And so, I say that when this farmer came to the house of this nobleman, and may his soul rest in peace because he's dead now, and he died the death of an angel from what people tell me, since I wasn't present at the time because I had gone to Tembleque to work in the harvest—"
"On your life, my son, return quickly from Tembleque, and without burying the nobleman, and unless you want more funerals finish your story."

Almost there.