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Can anyone tell me where I can find an example of verbal irony in 'Don Quixote' chapter 8. I've reread the passage several times and just can not pinpoint it. The closest example I can find to irony in that passage is "with it I propose to do such exploits" which is ironic because Don is a knight and probably took an oath of chivalry which doesn't match up with his ideas of fame.

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