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What does sancho panza try to convince don quixote of in chapter 13
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What does sancho panza try to convince don quixote of in chapter 13
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Can you please tell us which story this is from?
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Sancho Panza is trying to convince Don Quixote of a local country girl in Dulcinea mentioned in Chapter 13.
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