And when Don Quixote saw him in that way, with such signs of sadness, he said to him, “Know, Sancho, that one man is not more than another if he does not do more than another. All these storms that befall us are signs that time will soon be calm and things will happen well for us; for neither evil nor good can last, and from this it follows that, evil having lasted a long time, good is already near at hand. And when Don Quixote saw him in that way, with signs of such sadness, he said to him, “Be aware, Sancho, that one man is not more than another if he does not do more than another. All these storms that befall us are signs that time will soon be calm and things will happen well for us; for neither evil nor good can last, and from this it follows that, evil having lasted a long time, good is already near at hand.