Dapple was lying on his back, and Sancho helped him to his feet, which he was scarcely able to keep; and then taking a piece of bread out of his alforjas which had shared their fortunes in the fall, he gave it to the ass, to whom it was not unwelcome, saying to him as if he understood him, "With bread all sorrows are less."
Estaba el rucio boca arriba, y Sancho Panza le acomodó de modo que le puso en pie, que apenas se podía tener; y, sacando de las alforjas, que también habían corrido la mesma fortuna de la caída, un pedazo de pan, lo dio a su jumento, que no le supo mal, y díjole Sancho, como si lo entendiera: -Todos los duelos con pan son buenos.