Quixote and Sancho follow the smell of cooking goat's meat to the goatherds' fire. They are welcomed cordially and eat amongst them. The Don is so moved that he makes a long-winded speech, saying how he is reminded of the "Golden Age," and then another goatherd joins the group and favors them with a song called "Antonio." After the song, a wine-filled Sancho Panza wishes to sleep, but Quixote begs that he dress his injured ear again. One of the goatherds creates a balm from rosemary leaves and salt, which helps.....
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