He told him, too, of the jokes he had practised upon him, and of the device for the disenchantment of Dulcinea at the expense of Sancho's backside; and finally he gave him an account of the trick Sancho had played upon his master, making him believe that Dulcinea was enchanted and turned into a country wench; and of how the duchess, his wife, had persuaded Sancho that it was he himself who was deceived, inasmuch as Dulcinea was really enchanted; at which the bachelor laughed not a little, and marvelled as well at the sharpness and simplicity of Sancho as at the length to which Don Quixote's madness went.
Díjole asimismo las burlas que le había hecho con la traza del desencanto de Dulcinea, que había de ser a costa de las posaderas de Sancho. En fin, dio cuenta de la burla que Sancho había hecho a su amo, dándole a entender que Dulcinea estaba encantada y transformada en labradora, y cómo la duquesa su mujer había dado a entender a Sancho que él era el que se engañaba, porque verdaderamente estaba encantada Dulcinea; de que no poco se rió y admiró el bachiller, considerando la agudeza y simplicidad de Sancho, como del estremo de la locura de don Quijote.