In fact, however, Gines stole him while Sancho Panza was asleep on his back, adopting the plan and device that Brunello had recourse to when he stole Sacripante's horse from between his legs at the siege of Albracca; and, as has been told, Sancho afterwards recovered him.
Pero, en resolución, Ginés le hurtó, estando sobre él durmiendo Sancho Panza, usando de la traza y modo que usó Brunelo cuando, estando Sacripante sobre Albraca, le sacó el caballo de entre las piernas, y después le cobró Sancho, como se ha contado.