A character in this novel is said to have read this novel in a 1952 essay titled for the “Partial Magic” in it. In this novel, a servant dressed as Merlin tells a character to whip himself at the behest of two aristocrats. (20[5]0[1])This (20[1])novel’s second section, which was written (20[1])a decade after its (20[1])first section (20[2])to counter (20[1])a spurious (20[1])“Second Part,” (20[3])describes (20[1])the (20[1])“Third Sally.” This novel is supposedly (20[1])based on an Arabic manuscript by (*) Cide Hamete Benengeli (10[2])(“SEE-day hah-MAY-tay ben-en-GEH-lee”). This (10[1])novel’s protagonist fights the Knight of the White Moon (10[4])after (10[1])a companion (10[4])rides the donkey (10[1])Dapple while searching for (10[1])Dulcinea del (10[1])Toboso (10[1])(“DOOL-see-NAY-ah del toh-BOH-soh”). For 10 points, Sancho Panza accompanies (10[1])the title character of what novel by Miguel de Cervantes ■END■