Miserable of good born that is treading to his honor, eating badly and behind closed doors, making hypocritical to the toothpick with which he goes out after not having eaten something that forces him to clean them!
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In "Don Quixote," Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra presents a character who embodies the struggle of maintaining dignity in difficult circumstances. The phrase reflects the irony of a noble person's plight, emphasizing how the pursuit of honor can lead to a life of deprivation and false pretenses. The protagonist, despite his noble intentions, finds himself in a situation where he must conceal his hardships while outwardly displaying a facade of dignity.
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