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“A don Quijote le movía su buen corazón y su tristeza, sus ansias de no morir y de llevar esta vida allá donde partiera después de la muerte, así como traer algo de eternidad y de alegría a este mundo nuestro, tan triste, tan pequeño, tan breve.”

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