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Pages : 366
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Ancient Spanish Ballads Relating to the Twelve Peers of France Mentioned in Don Quixote, 1
Author: Ancient Spanish Ballads, Relating to the Twelve Peers of France, Mentioned in Don Quixote, with English Metrical Versions
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Category : Ballads, Spanish
Languages : en
Pages : 422
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Ancient Spanish Ballads, Relating to the Twelve Peers of France, Mentioned in Don Quixote, with English Metrical Versions
Author: Thomas RoddPublisher: Palala Press
ISBN: 9781357784249
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Ancient Spanish Ballads Relating to the Twelve Peers of France Mentioned in Don Quixote, 2
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Category : Ballads, Spanish
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Pages : 346
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Ancient Spanish Ballads, Relating to the Twelve Peers of France, Mentioned in Don Quixote...
Author: Thomas RoddAncient Spanish Ballads Relating to the Twelve Peers of France, Mentioned in Don Quixote ... Vol. I.
Author: Thomas RoddAncient Spanish Ballads, Relating to the Twelve Peers of France, Mentioned in Don Quixote, With English Metrical Versions
Author: Damian Lopez De TortajadaPublisher: Hardpress Publishing
ISBN: 9781318688302
Category : History
Languages : en
Pages : 368
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Ancient Spanish Ballads, Relating to the Twelve Peers of France, Mentioned in Don Quixote, with English Metrical Versions
Author: Damián López De TortajadaPublisher: Rarebooksclub.com
ISBN: 9781230162928
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Languages : en
Pages : 42
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1821 edition. Excerpt: ...fete preparing. As the King his will express'd. Fiercely rode renown'd Rinaldo Like a lion round the field, Whilst Orlando gladly saw him Make the proudest champions yield. "O brave Knight, not one so valiant "Hath victorious shone in arms; "I forgot to fight, your valor "Blaz'd with such transcendent charms. "When I saw you boldly lancing "That great Prince, King Gargaray, "Sure," cry'd I, "such noble prowess "Ne'er did valiant Knight display. "But delay not; to the mountain "Let us hack retire again: "These same Moors are sure to know Us, "If at night we here remain." E2 El faerie Rerqkv rife, ComenzbkM deftnar; O viw foertes permiwH Donde To vais a hotew? Senor, vamonos al moote, No tenwndo qne gasttr; No nos qnieren dar posada, For Dios, ni por caridad. Passamos al gran Maboma, Por su templo visitar; Senores, si vos pluguiss, Yo vos quiero aposentar. Don Reynaldos, hab16 luego, Cumplase vuestro raaodar, Hicieronles dar posada En acertado lugar, Que el Moro es arustumbrado A Romeros alvergar. Luego les vino mensage, Que cl Re; los emhia.'i llainar, Dixo que Ion cahalleros Son Renahlos Roldan. Que su amigo Galalon Lo.il-i.i A.i1 i.-: -r. Totlos se ponen 11i srmas, Para liavcrlos de matar. When the King beheld the heroes From the field together bend; "Valiant strangers, say, where mean you "Night's approaching hours to spend V "Tow'rd the mountain are we bending, "Money have we none to boast; "Wanting gold, no house receives us, "None will act the friendly host. "To the temple arc we journeying "Where the Prophet's body lies." "Signers, I'll provide you quarters; "Follow me," the Monarch cries....
Ancient Spanish Ballads, Relating to the Twelve Peers of France, Mentioned in Don Quixote, with English Metrical Versions
Author: Thomas RoddPublisher: Palala Press
ISBN: 9781358830648
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