| All this seems true to Cervantes's aim of exposing the absurdity of knight errantry, while conveying the holy madness of his hero. |
| Direction, errantry, exile, and the changes that accompany displacement in time and space, are recurrent themes throughout the novel. |
| Amadas finds himself financially embarrassed, and sets forth for seven years of errantry with only forty pounds in hand. |
| Border warfare, with its frequent change of scene and constant alarms, was a fitting introduction to errantry. |
| The film is intriguing as Chandler's attempt to move beyond the romantic knight errantry of Philip Marlowe novels and into more social realist territory. |
| The day will never come, I hope, when we shall degenerate into the footpad, and lose our Night errantry. |
