About the second Sally of Don quixote and Hannah

After some days at Don quixote's village in which Hannah learned the customs and some of the common expression of the region, Hannah was widely known in the village and villagers complimented her beauty as she walked by, though they couldn't help but find strange her way of acting and believed she might be as crazy as her master whenever she talked about stuff from her epoch, still Hannah was a lovely young woman.

"poor lass, she's so pretty yet her understanding is tweaked, the other day she wanted me to believe something about some artifacts that allowed you talk with someone at another country of distance instantly"

"She has a sweet heart, a pity she is crazy"

"If only her beauty wasn't clouded by her madness, then I would have asked her hand"

"even if she wasn't you'd have to ask her hand to her father and nobody knows who that person is"

"I've heard some say that she's the daughter of señor quixana since she sleeps at his house and that he kept her I secret till he lost his senses"

"that explains why she's crazy too"

"Poor girl, and so beautiful too"

Like such were most conversations about Hannah.

One day Hannah was returning for a walk when she saw Don quixote preparing rocinante, Don quixote told Hannah to get ready and that same night without taking a leave they sailed out of the village, Don quixote as usual was dressed in his armor while Hannah was beautifully dressed like the women of the region, with a shirt, bodice and floor length skirt, also the previous day Don quixote had bought the ass of his neighbor Sancho panza so Hannah could ride it to accommodate her more honorably.

Hannah was attentively listening to Don quixote's follies and occasionally adding some comments to the conversation when as they were thus discoursing, they perceived some thirty or forty windmills that are in that plain; and as soon as Don Quixote espied them, he said to Hannah: