I do not want to charge you too much for the service I have performed in introducing you to so noble and honorable a knight; but I do want you to thank me for allowing you to make the acquaintance of the famous Sancho Panza, his squire
In this excerpt from "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes, the speaker expresses a desire to keep the fees modest for the service rendered, which involves introducing someone to a highly esteemed knight. They emphasize the value of this introduction while also wanting recognition for it.
Additionally, the speaker seeks appreciation for the acquaintance made with Sancho Panza, the famous squire. This highlights the importance of relationships and social connections in the narrative, reinforcing the significance of the characters within the story.
