Don Quixote now came up with his visor raised, and as he seemed about to dismount Sancho made haste to go and hold his stirrup for him; but in getting down off Dapple he was so unlucky as to hitch his foot in one of the ropes of the pack-saddle in such a way that he was unable to free it, and was left hanging by it with his face and breast on the ground.
En esto, llegó don Quijote, alzada la visera; y, dando muestras de apearse, acudió Sancho a tenerle el estribo; pero fue tan desgraciado que, al apearse del rucio, se le asió un pie en una soga del albarda, de tal modo que no fue posible desenredarle, antes quedó colgado dél, con la boca y los pechos en el suelo.