| Direction, errantry, exile, and the changes that accompany displacement in time and space, are recurrent themes throughout the novel. |
| Border warfare, with its frequent change of scene and constant alarms, was a fitting introduction to errantry. |
| The knight errant had heard the canon's question, and he offered to give him the information if he knew anything about errantry. |
| And when peace was on the land, he went about on errantry, jousting in tournaments and fighting champions. |
| Remember how reluctantly Cervantes says farewell to his Don Quixote, who has been on his deathbed, and who has, at the last moment, renounced his knight errantry. |
| But my strolling, my errantry ended here at last at the steps of this altar, as I knew. |
