Yielding to this conviction, the worthy chaplain begged the governor to have the clothes in which the licentiate had entered the house given to him. The governor again bade him beware of what he was doing, as the licentiate was beyond a doubt still mad; but all his cautions and warnings were unavailing to dissuade the chaplain from taking him away.
»Con esta buena fee, el buen capellán pidió al retor mandase dar los vestidos con que allí había entrado el licenciado; volvió a decir el retor que mirase lo que hacía, porque, sin duda alguna, el licenciado aún se estaba loco.