Cervantes writes bitterly against the author who published a book that purported to be a sequel to Don Quixote. Assuming an attitude of forgiveness, Cervantes writes that he has no desire to call the writer names and would rather "let his Folly be its own punishment." He expresses outrage, however, in some parables whose moral is that the writer should be cautious how he exercises his wit in the future.
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