The spanked lady

Hannah felt embarrassed by what had happened but she also felt free, after a whole life of being in a tight schedule she was finally free from everything, the sun shined brightly on the sky and the fields, normally at this time of the day she would be running fast to keep up with the world but now she was wandering at the slow pace of the horse, recollecting the advice of his host concerning the necessary provisions for his undertaking, especially the articles of money and clean shirts, he resolved to return home, and furnish himself He had not gone far, when, on his right hand, from a thicket hard by, he fancied he heard a weak voice, as of a person complaining. And scarcely had he heard it, when he said:

"I thank heaven for the favour it does me, in laying before me so early an opportunity of complying with the duty of my profession, and of reaping the fruit of my honourable desires. Did you hear? These are doubt-less the cries of some distressed person, who stands in need of my protection and assistance"

Don quixote directed rosinante towards the source of the cries and he had not gone to deep into the woods when he saw a young woman tied to a tree naked from the waist down that cried out; and not without cause, for a lusty country-fellow was laying her on very severely with a belt on her butt, and accompanied every lash with a reprimand and a word of advice; for, said he,

"The tongue slow, and the eyes quick."

The girl answered, "I will do so no more, papa, by the passion of God, I.will never do so again; and I promise for the future to take more care of the flock"

"I will lay about you, till the flesh cleave to the bones," replied the man.

"Alas!" exclaimed the knight, "the barbarous, insolent, and wicked treatment! Dost thou think it befitting a father to treat his daughter so, in a solitary wood, and in such a pitiful plight? What has the poor girl done, to deserve this punishment?"

The countryman, seeing such a figure coming towards him, armed from head to foot, and brandishing his lance at his face, gave himself .up for a dead man, "Senor Cavalier, this lady whom I am punishing, is my older daughter; I tasked her tend a flock of sheep which I have hereabouts, and she is so careless, that I lose two every day and whenever I confront her for her lazyness and negligence she tells me that I should occupy myself in find a husband for her instead of sending her to attend the flock so I decided to give her the appropriate punishment for her attitude"

"You're wrong, sir peasant," said Don quixote: "such is not the office or employment of parents, who have the good fortune to be born into the world with children, who are not only an honour, but a support to their parents, in the decline of age, and a solace to their lives, even whilst they are yet living: it is their duty, therefore, to cherish, encourage, and advance their education, now by the sun that shines upon us, I have a good mind to run thee through and through with this lance: Untie her immediately and swear to not ever lay a hand on her again; if not, by that God that rules us, I will dispatch and annihilate thee in a moment; untie her presently"

"Yes, senor, yes, by the God above, I will do it; I swear to never beat her again, and will never touch a hair of her head, for the love of the Cavalier," said the country-man.

He untied the poor girl, who began to rub her aching arse with one hand and cupped her pussy with the other as she sobbed.

"perform what you have sworn, else I swear to you by the same oath, to return to find you out, and chastise you; for I shall find you out, though you should hide yourself closer than a lizard. And if you would know, who it is that commands you this, that you may be the more strictly obliged to perform your promise know that I am the valorous Don Quixote de la Mancha, the redresser of wrongs and abuses; and so farewell, and do not forget what you have promised and sworn, on pain of the penalties aforesaid." said Don quixote and was about to leave when the girl named Andrea stopped him.

"wait, sir cavalier, please take me with you, he doesn't design no such thing as he sai ; for when he has me alone, he will flay me like any Saint Bartholomew."

"He will not do so" replied Don Quixote; '"t is sufficient to keep him in awe, that I lay my commands upon him; and upon condition he swears to me, by the order of knighthood which he has received, I will let him go free, and will be bound for the payment."

"Sir, my father is not a knight and have never received any order of knighthood" said andrea

"Go without further care senor cavalier; for I swear, by all the orders of knighthood that are in the world, to do as I have said" said the country-man.

"that oath has the same value as if you've already, but if you're distrustful still, this lady that comes with me can stay here for a moment to make sure everything goes as said"

Hannah was surprised by being encomended with such task but she thought it would be interesting (a great mistake) so she agreed, she got off rosinante and walked up to the countryman and andrea as Don quixote took off, he was supposed return for her tomorrow so she would have a entire day to meet these people.