Moorish Literature by Anonymous
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No, I dream not of estrangement, for thy Chico evermore
Thinks upon his Vindaraja's image only to adore." THE INFANTA SEVILLA AND PERANZUELOS Upon Toledo's loftiest towers Sevilla kept the height; So wondrous fair was she that love Was blinded at the sight. She stood amid the battlements, And gazed upon the scene Where Tagus runs through woodland And flowers and glades of green. And she saw upon the wide highway The figure of a knight; He rode upon a dappled steed, And all his arms were bright. Seven Moors in chains he led with him, And one arm's length aloof Came a dog of a Moor from Morocco's shore In arms of double proof. His steed was swift, his countenance In a warlike scowl was set, And in his furious rage he cursed |
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