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quadgram	frequency
the son of the	24
and said to him	23
the middle of the	21
and said to the	18
the manner in which	17
of the king of	16
the country of the	15
in the middle of	14
at the end of	13
in the course of	13
the next day he	13
the poema del cid	12
at the court of	12
the people of the	12
seems to have been	12
i will give you	11
the king of the	11
the cantares de gesta	10
son of the king	10
one of the most	10
it seems to me	9
the daughter of the	9
and said to her	9
at the head of	9
to the firm island	9
for the purpose of	9
thy remedy is lost	8
in the midst of	8
in the direction of	8
he said to them	8
of the manner in	8
said to the king	8
with all the town	8
gaze with all the	8
son of the sultan	8
told him that he	8
he came to a	8
he went to another	7
gale began to blow	7
of thunder the billows	7
and said to his	7
with the crash of	7
and who would wish	7
and with the crash	7
his knight should die	7
to the city of	7
the gale began to	7
aloud a melancholy strain	7
the end of the	7
though death be free	7
the crash of thunder	7
went to another old	7
at the same time	7
him that he was	7
challenge to the foe	7
the land of the	7
should die in banishment	7
it is not meant	7
thunder the billows broke	7
the house of the	7
give challenge to the	7
so that he might	7
of the firm island	7
of amadis and oriana	7
east the gale began	7
would wish to die	7
that his knight should	7
in the name of	7
let the thundering kettle	7
his way to the	7
the east the gale	7
in course of time	7
daughter of the king	7
sang aloud a melancholy	7
and let the thundering	7
the billows broke below	7
drum give challenge to	7
death be free from	7
be free from pain	7
she sang aloud a	7
who would wish to	7
from the east the	7
betook himself to the	7
crash of thunder the	7
the hands of the	7
at the foot of	7
who said to him	7
to another old woman	7
he came to the	7
knight should die in	7
give me some of	6
to the court of	6
what i was laughing	6
we march along the	6
of the sixteenth century	6
sadly we march along	6
the name of god	6
of the nature of	6
he betook himself to	6
the golden cushion down	6
trumpets hoarsely blare and	6
she said to him	6
the son of a	6
the emperor of constantinople	6
set out for the	6
is what i was	6
i was laughing at	6
the gate of the	6
along the crowded street	6
and when he had	6
when he came to	6
to a place where	6
he was about to	6
the one who had	6
hoarsely blare and drums	6
of the race of	6
on the banks of	6
in the country of	6
the adventure of the	6
the chansons de gestes	6
than that of the	6
the rest of the	6
march along the crowded	6
he said to the	6
me some of your	6
the next day the	6
in love with him	6
in the act of	6
the banks of the	6
in the neighbourhood of	6
of the sultan of	6
fallen in love with	6
blare and drums tempestuous	6
they came to a	6
what is the matter	6
and i will give	6
and what to say	6
so that at last	6
lay the golden cushion	6
and drums tempestuous beat	6
the foot of the	6
where is thy cure	6
the beginning of the	6
while trumpets hoarsely blare	6
the moorish king of	6
some of your food	6
the sultan of india	6
the greater part of	5
the period of the	5
and told him that	5
i am going to	5
when he comes back	5
in the widest prison	5
is the matter with	5
he said to his	5
one of the oxen	5
si mahomet said to	5
for the loss of	5
the service of the	5
at the hands of	5
the king and his	5
seem to have been	5
came out of the	5
on the other hand	5
they arrived at the	5
he found himself in	5
once upon a time	5
night he took away	5
and went to the	5
the entrance to the	5
was the son of	5
to pass the night	5
to the task of	5
of the fifteenth century	5
but it is not	5
and gaze with all	5
the heart of the	5
after the manner of	5
my good lord taleb	5
i have lost my	5
upon the coast of	5
the day of the	5
in which he had	5
for in the widest	5
the people of massat	5
come to the window	5
that he was a	5
to be found in	5
of the middle ages	5
the story of the	5
on the occasion of	5
said to his father	5
he took away the	5
the knight of the	5
the palace of the	5
to the house of	5
the master of the	5
for the first time	5
she said to the	5
the court of king	5
and the stoutest heart	5
and as she went	5
of the poema del	5
at the house of	5
the course of his	5
this is what i	5
to do battle with	5
the night he took	5
the inhabitants of the	5
to return to his	5
he was in the	5
in which he was	5
said to the woman	5
he was forced to	5
the next day they	5
in the pages of	5
the next morning he	5
he rode upon a	5
was in the act	5
the words of the	5
the language of the	5
as soon as he	5
to the old woman	5
in the land of	4
the armies of the	4
of the deeds of	4
in the garden of	4
fell in love with	4
the city of the	4
the object of their	4
be found in the	4
the matter with you	4
the last of the	4
it to his wife	4
sound to the vault	4
to the land of	4
and she longs for	4
tales of the berbers	4
in the hope of	4
the appearance of a	4
to the king and	4
for thy blest shore	4
had fallen in love	4
longs for my return	4
which tells of the	4
the night the loud	4
mourn for my distress	4
she longs for my	4
the appalling tidings tell	4
into the hands of	4
i see thee shining	4
of his own country	4
with this object in	4
gave him his daughter	4
the honour of knighthood	4
last stronghold of the	4
the coast of spain	4
can it be that	4
baeza every bell does	4
arch some radiant star	4
and cast him into	4
the author of the	4
under the name of	4
they said to him	4
with these words he	4
gem is bride of	4
separated from the rest	4
thy blest shore mine	4
the summit of the	4
now let your shots	4
the death of the	4
to me that the	4
of one of the	4
does not seem to	4
the course of the	4
they came to the	4
choicest gem is bride	4
house is misery to	4
cast him into the	4
bell does the appalling	4
the side of the	4
while in baeza every	4
general chronicle of spain	4
now lands upon the	4
owner of the garden	4
that he had not	4
thy choicest gem is	4
on the side of	4
the will of god	4
in the hope that	4
it as his opinion	4
of the moors of	4
when they came to	4
and said to them	4
inhabitants of the city	4
appears to have been	4
the shore of the	4
furious gale is rising	4
to the vault of	4
to the circumstance that	4
beginning of the fifteenth	4
does the appalling tidings	4
and set out for	4
on the night the	4
the owner of the	4
ou ali said to	4
as he was in	4
every bell does the	4
is misery to me	4
in which they were	4
listen to my lament	4
the child went to	4
of the cantares de	4
will give it to	4
with the exception of	4
and trumpets and clarions	4
the king said to	4
a good deal of	4
by the circumstance that	4
by the aid of	4
of a king in	4
gave it to him	4
had told her that	4
said to the old	4
in the guise of	4
of the duke of	4
the subject of the	4
that she was the	4
and on this occasion	4
he said to her	4
and with him ride	4
banks of the river	4
come to an end	4
to the throne of	4
the waters of the	4
the furious gale is	4
the king and queen	4
took him to the	4
and give to me	4
the daughter of a	4
the hand of the	4
trumpets and clarions blend	4
this object in view	4
gale is rising fast	4
marbello and his train	4
went back to the	4
morning he demanded his	4
it may not be	4
and clarions blend their	4
the infantes of lara	4
put up at the	4
as his opinion that	4
the son of keij	4
come down to us	4
as well as the	4
might be permitted to	4
what is your name	4
the work of a	4
the hero of the	4
as one of the	4
the alarum in refrain	4
from the rest of	4
clarions blend their strain	4
drums and trumpets and	4
a man who had	4
the place of his	4
on the part of	4
at the gates of	4
for the hands of	4
blest shore mine eyes	4
night the loud alarm	4
do battle with the	4
for thy choicest gem	4
and arrived at the	4
as we have seen	4
next morning he demanded	4
he went to the	4
lands upon the coast	4
by force of arms	4
a king in love	4
the midst of the	4
on the third day	4
shore mine eyes impatient	4
the thousand and one	4
the damsel of denmark	4
to have been a	4
thousand and one nights	4
thee shining from afar	4
in search of the	4
cut off his head	4
him that he would	4
popular tales of the	4
rings on the night	4
and mourn for my	4
in baeza every bell	4
in love with the	4
mahomet said to the	4
the cause of the	4
was changed into a	4
the vault of heaven	4
at the entrance to	4
the history of the	4
and gave it to	4
dismal is the exile	4
mine eyes impatient yearn	4
he said to me	4
the garden of the	4
will give you the	4
is bride of mine	4
see thee shining from	4
what do you want	4
the vicinity of the	3
powerless prove to turn	3
a flock of sheep	3
and set out to	3
when he saw the	3
the pleasures of the	3
came face to face	3
too much for the	3
the death of his	3
saw that he was	3
the hearts of the	3
in another part of	3
set out in search	3
found it to be	3
the loss of the	3
man and said to	3
him that he had	3
where he resolved to	3
about the country of	3
the gates of the	3
that is a lie	3
her by the hand	3
at the best inn	3
us from the evil	3
in that part of	3
had by this time	3
an expedition against us	3
tie him to the	3
tell it to me	3
as i have said	3
go in quest of	3
with the clash of	3
gave the name of	3
in order to avoid	3
at the hour of	3
the bosom of the	3
of a young man	3
he arrived at the	3
governor of the castle	3
face to face with	3
purpose of a king	3
end of that time	3
in view of the	3
i will bring her	3
when he reached the	3
proved to be the	3
found its way into	3
in the gardens of	3
the song of the	3
the land of his	3
lips in silence among	3
had not been long	3
they know how to	3
the spirit of the	3
one of those who	3
in which she had	3
on one of these	3
the man who has	3
the windows of the	3
in silence among unfeeling	3
manner in which she	3
said the bad one	3
that many of the	3
and locks my lips	3
at the gate of	3
it seems to have	3
took place in the	3
a number of the	3
on all sides by	3
to find the son	3
and you will be	3
the head of his	3
the appearance of the	3
the glory of the	3
drew his sword and	3
a young man of	3
soon as he was	3
said to the fisherman	3
of the grand turk	3
why do you weep	3
give me your daughter	3
wrings my heart with	3
in the service of	3
place of his dominion	3
at the beginning of	3
for the hand of	3
himself at the head	3
as mr fitzmaurice kelly	3
on the way the	3
in the time of	3
the governor of the	3
give it to me	3
to the country of	3
the author of don	3
locks my lips in	3
to see thee or	3
on the way he	3
and came to a	3
to the camp of	3
it is probable that	3
said to the other	3
preserve us from the	3
said to the servant	3
the wife of the	3
on the point of	3
we came to the	3
with an abundance of	3
middle of the country	3
saw that there was	3
said to his companion	3
by the love of	3
the stoutest heart is	3
mournful vow i utter	3
swords colada and tizon	3
of the same class	3
in the form of	3
for the most part	3
when they arrived they	3
eyes with tears were	3
in which it was	3
sidi brahim of massat	3
for the love of	3
see thee or to	3
story of sidi brahim	3
the fall of granada	3
king gave him his	3
one said to the	3
when the jackal saw	3
moorish romances of spain	3
he returned to his	3
the jews raquel and	3
find the son of	3
father was a king	3
seems to me that	3
and there is every	3
the tower of gold	3
they returned to the	3
in the morning he	3
stronghold of the moors	3
silence among unfeeling foes	3
my heart with woes	3
he saw that he	3
and resolved to follow	3
is not in the	3
met a man who	3
and in the evening	3
his wife and daughters	3
of the city of	3
he made his way	3
to a certain place	3
might be able to	3
him to return to	3
the direction of the	3
will take thee to	3
he said to him	3
on the following day	3
set sail for the	3
said to ou ali	3
the end of that	3
amadis of greece and	3
to the son of	3
in which she was	3
to the foot of	3
part of the country	3
the deeds of the	3
he was unable to	3
that wrings my heart	3
the general chronicle of	3
you have deceived me	3
they went on until	3
for the sake of	3
put him in the	3
the moors of spain	3
to the eyes of	3
of whom he had	3
and that he would	3
at the bottom of	3
my case is like	3
and i do not	3
the shores of the	3
with sword in hand	3
and when he reached	3
with all the gazing	3
my lips in silence	3
they arrived at a	3
in the town of	3
he had received from	3
the charms of the	3
in due time he	3
came to a place	3
he gave him some	3
and it is plain	3
of gold and silver	3
the admiral of castile	3
of the dead man	3
and he resolved to	3
the troops of the	3
of sidi brahim of	3
had been laid upon	3
was a man of	3
the form of a	3
in the church of	3
this mournful vow i	3
land of his birth	3
was the work of	3
they said to the	3
the walls of the	3
day they set out	3
the pass of lope	3
the arabs of the	3
and when they had	3
took up a position	3
the cause of all	3
not be able to	3
the advice of the	3
the conclusion that the	3
arrived at the palace	3
the king gave him	3
said to his wife	3
last of the goths	3
in a state of	3
the eleventh century a	3
manner in which the	3
of the infantes of	3
let me pluck out	3
one and the same	3
in such a manner	3
the figure of a	3
that he would not	3
at the shore of	3
ali and ou ali	3
the love of god	3
at an early age	3
the door of the	3
passages in the chronicles	3
one of them was	3
which he had been	3
of the eighteenth century	3
end of this time	3
at the service of	3
jews raquel and vidas	3
of the daughter of	3
thee or to die	3
out in search of	3
the head of a	3
of the roman tongue	3
the monkey and the	3
and crown of loveliness	3
the original of the	3
all the people of	3
the khalifah of the	3
in the history of	3
o good lord taleb	3
let us go and	3
author of don quixote	3
to the gate of	3
the hands of his	3
i will show you	3
in search of his	3
of the romance is	3
the circumstance that the	3
had been sent to	3
at the moment of	3
in the night he	3
he and his men	3
to fight the bull	3
the language of birds	3
in word and deed	3
my longing heart must	3
monkey and the fisherman	3
to go to the	3
wife to marry him	3
the tenets of the	3
the clash of arms	3
one day he went	3
it is clear that	3
off in the direction	3
as big as this	3
i will take you	3
told him that a	3
the arrival of the	3
as well as to	3
from the clutches of	3
longing heart must cry	3
the book of the	3
the last stronghold of	3
of the princess aldegonda	3
said to the inhabitants	3
to return to the	3
information about the country	3
in the heart of	3
and when at last	3
with such velocity that	3
to go in quest	3
prove to turn the	3
made an expedition against	3
at the top of	3
as well as a	3
give her to you	3
the back of the	3
the father of the	3
to take her to	3
by means of the	3
my father was a	3
the capital of the	3
in the company of	3
vessel in which he	3
when he heard a	3
up at the best	3
to the moorish king	3
he was able to	3
they took her to	3
hands of his daughters	3
the evolution of castilian	3
the king of england	3
the head of the	3
the guise of an	3
to the conquest of	3
and the young man	3
made his way to	3
us for the loss	3
the end of this	3
to be permitted to	3
queen and crown of	3
he arrived at a	3
of the cid and	3
gates of the city	3
in the eleventh century	3
succeeded in making his	3
shore of the sea	3
will be able to	3
on account of the	3
next day they set	3
a man who was	3
pass the night there	3
he returned to the	3
king of the genii	3
by a host of	3
the request of the	3
be that as it	3
the tower in which	3
as soon as it	3
king abies of ireland	3
one of these occasions	3
and the emperor of	3
with his own hands	3
the care of the	3
when they arrived at	3
the part of a	3
ali said to ou	3
one day to the	3
what to say to	3
was about to be	3
khalifah of the king	3
and with these words	3
vow i utter now	3
he seems to have	3
in the study of	3
on the death of	3
such a manner that	3
son of a king	3
the lady of the	3
the romantic literature of	3
the poetry of the	3
at the period of	3
in the first place	3
as he spoke the	3
where he found a	3
the wedding of the	3
he took it to	3
the remainder of his	3
to the castle of	3
fell to the ground	3
was none other than	3
back to the palace	3
went to the mosque	3
another part of the	3
it was with difficulty	3
of some of the	3
and returned to the	3
was one of the	3
i will give thee	3
the conquest of the	3
the name of this	3
the fury of the	3
some distance from the	3
give to me the	3
she went to the	3
that as it may	3
the story of sidi	3
of the young girl	3
of palmerin de oliva	3
and the king of	3
he was accompanied by	3
of don quixote is	3
down to us in	3
the passage of the	3
in quest of him	3
the rules of the	3
of bernaldo de carpio	3
went on until they	3
country of the achtouks	3
the garden of irem	3
the best of his	3
give it to you	3
found himself in the	3
were about to be	3
to the conclusion that	3
and the son of	3
him in the field	3
came to a castle	3
all the gazing town	3
took it to his	3
the warden of molina	3
the details of the	3
the place of the	3
during the night he	3
the berbers and kabyles	3
to the house where	2
but at the end	2
the freedom of their	2
beyond the power of	2
god who rules the	2
to an end when	2
the atlas of morocco	2
the ladies elvira and	2
the way they met	2
so large that it	2
of the elements of	2
and set siege to	2
stayed in the house	2
way to the chamber	2
to believe that the	2
queen of beauties sleeps	2
ali said to ali	2
he had no intention	2
hundred and twenty crowns	2
the air with such	2
to whom he gave	2
the occasion of the	2
the french chansons de	2
that if he were	2
the era alluded to	2
city of the jews	2
for the land of	2
passed on to the	2
him such a blow	2
say when he comes	2
to listen to a	2
brought it to the	2
she says to him	2
onset of the beasts	2
back of the winged	2
see them riding slow	2
by means of which	2
the blazon of abenamar	2
is the will of	2
to take up the	2
such is the story	2
the lovely lute doth	2
paid the debt of	2
son of palmerin and	2
he promised to do	2
as a man of	2
came up with his	2
his daughters for the	2
second part of don	2
the story of a	2
horse into the courtyard	2
the interpretation of dreams	2
the rise of the	2
scarcely come to an	2
is scarcely necessary to	2
in such a tale	2
an ass attacked by	2
took her to the	2
duty of a knight	2
that he had been	2
dress in robes of	2
on the other side	2
and the gates of	2
arrived at a village	2
for some days the	2
all ages have been	2
she returned to her	2
of the marriage of	2
of ferdinand and isabella	2
on the back of	2
of the island of	2
he took him to	2
in spite of his	2
men and women of	2
manner in which this	2
son of a wretch	2
zegri won his spouse	2
do not wish to	2
they resolved to sell	2
because she was not	2
divested himself of his	2
mere mention of his	2
course of time he	2
known only to the	2
the taleb sidi brahim	2
the best of all	2
my jealous soul still	2
you will find a	2
seem to be the	2
the zegris and the	2
into contact with the	2
might choose for him	2
the remainder of the	2
it is the best	2
european country did the	2
who built the house	2
to his home in	2
had at last been	2
rides every armed knight	2
of the occult arts	2
by a monster which	2
gesta and the poema	2
the walls of granada	2
lost his way in	2
the flight of the	2
with all the force	2
for the house of	2
fought well that day	2
went to his father	2
of the golden horn	2
and dealt him such	2
rowels in his steed	2
the prince of a	2
would seem to have	2
shortly after this amadis	2
rode upon a dappled	2
leaving the gates open	2
wrath of her father	2
them to see who	2
and requested her to	2
of the castle in	2
give me the box	2
the sign of the	2
who told him that	2
of the duchess of	2
they passed the night	2
to convey it to	2
she said to her	2
he had not the	2
you will be cured	2
of those who had	2
the grass of the	2
who had called him	2
which the king had	2
more to gaze upon	2
follow the fortunes of	2
for some considerable time	2
in the spirit of	2
the secret of his	2
he met the bad	2
the court of garinter	2
the night in the	2
she began to cry	2
setting spurs to his	2
only a handful of	2
waits thee at the	2
and the bad one	2
place where he found	2
when he spake his	2
the dean of santiago	2
said the good man	2
ahmed el hilalieu then	2
came to his assistance	2
the night raid of	2
do me a great	2
one of your eyes	2
there can be no	2
advised him to return	2
rising of the day	2
and birds of prey	2
yet at his side	2
to the relief of	2
the jackal saw him	2
to him thy love	2
to him in his	2
a visit to the	2
the lamb which i	2
that part of the	2
where he had left	2
the adventures of don	2
had become a christian	2
to deal with a	2
the names of the	2
out one of your	2
set out to rescue	2
mounted their horses and	2
vezir said to the	2
rein ye may see	2
good man and the	2
a manner that it	2
the rapidity of the	2
of lisuarte and the	2
from the lips of	2
would be able to	2
the songs relating to	2
of the country of	2
buffet from the giant	2
in the place of	2
had been brought to	2
i only know three	2
i do not speak	2
and say to your	2
they come rushing through	2
case is like yours	2
such a high opinion	2
a long line of	2
they received him with	2
take him to the	2
let me take the	2
would seem to be	2
was dying of thirst	2
him and said to	2
so that you may	2
young girl said to	2
songs relating to the	2
had been attacked by	2
to him that he	2
and was about to	2
the royal granaries are	2
to have possessed a	2
the loveliest of them	2
books in the mosque	2
of the moors in	2
of a king of	2
the king then said	2
not go with you	2
man gave it to	2
the spring of tears	2
last of all the	2
have kissed his hand	2
moorish infanta and alfonzo	2
dictionary of medieval romance	2
a princess of the	2
to his own country	2
him to his house	2
she was not a	2
the white foam of	2
of the dead hermit	2
the rising of the	2
by the thought of	2
they were about to	2
a letter to the	2
to the monastery of	2
way clean through the	2
to return to their	2
recounts the history of	2
the greater number of	2
with all his host	2
from alcala de henares	2
will you give me	2
fell in with a	2
in possession of all	2
as heir to the	2
of the house he	2
returned to the old	2
i will accompany you	2
resolved to return to	2
negroes and said to	2
of the beasts abide	2
of the cadi and	2
in the records of	2
thy pinnace waits thee	2
which he could not	2
played on the flute	2
me or i will	2
they appear to have	2
bright eyes of the	2
be the work of	2
might shall win thee	2
prior of the order	2
whom he had a	2
he started to find	2
the service of a	2
all the inhabitants of	2
well aware that the	2
under the care of	2
as they come rushing	2
his time in the	2
an opportunity for the	2
could not refrain from	2
to the fields and	2
o setti omm el	2
to think of it	2
of king abies of	2
was surprised to see	2
built the house of	2
it was arranged that	2
gives it as his	2
at the southern gate	2
great mystery and principle	2
us go to my	2
all have bit the	2
a moor of high	2
assured him that the	2
of navarre and aragon	2
from which he had	2
can we doubt that	2
and on learning this	2
to the spirit of	2
the enchantment of the	2
you are laughing at	2
the wagtail and the	2
her hand upon the	2
a jar filled with	2
loading them with presents	2
still owns the sway	2
arch of true lovers	2
a large quantity of	2
a year at least	2
her hoofs are light	2
court of spain was	2
great would be my	2
was kept in a	2
up the beam which	2
the king of djaberka	2
dashed it to the	2
flew upon the other	2
that there was no	2
thee in the field	2
to give him his	2
drank deeply of the	2
and sackbut in accord	2
in the story of	2
who had slain his	2
on the top of	2
the descendants of the	2
can be no doubt	2
drove them from the	2
it and went away	2
learned that he had	2
who conducted him to	2
the seventh and eighth	2
shores of the golden	2
so by way of	2
of his daughters for	2
man who had been	2
he came to himself	2
were at an end	2
at the middle of	2
with the greatest care	2
at the bridge of	2
at an early period	2
returned to the spot	2
i swear that she	2
he believed to be	2
cavaliers have already met	2
who appeared to be	2
of the admiral of	2
scratched at the door	2
the love between them	2
as the marquis de	2
the soul of the	2
and to this he	2
literature of spain was	2
child and the king	2
we will give thee	2
the hole of the	2
with her to the	2
it is a beaver	2
it to the sultan	2
of the order of	2
would god that he	2
which he had found	2
has been translated into	2
he had left his	2
in the matter of	2
as a literary medium	2
the wrath of her	2
the first of the	2
go and take him	2
as much money as	2
when he had gone	2
assured him of his	2
the number of the	2
give me your apple	2
infantes or princes of	2
king of the canary	2
as we can see	2
i fear for thee	2
in an attempt to	2
every means in his	2
and in the pages	2
to meet his fate	2
adventure she might choose	2
stretched out his foot	2
of the garden of	2
the type of spanish	2
clangs the loud tambour	2
what could he do	2
wagtail and the jackal	2
i have nothing to	2
up his journey and	2
to the descendants of	2
you tell me where	2
will go with you	2
arms and reason powerless	2
and when the damsel	2
a few days the	2
into the service of	2
thou canst not feel	2
tales of the kabyles	2
and but few of	2
the place where his	2
and when he beheld	2
infantes of navarre and	2
stayed here long enough	2
he well could see	2
was one of those	2
returned and said to	2
whose beard measures two	2
original of the portrait	2
determined to avenge the	2
of my lot of	2
caliph of the king	2
to have acted as	2
than the middle of	2
put her in the	2
when we think of	2
he gave her many	2
as they had been	2
the battlements of the	2
and that of his	2
much of his time	2
mounted his horse and	2
palace of the alhambra	2
when at last the	2
give you my daughter	2
the land of france	2
zegris and the abencerrages	2
if any of thy	2
ring a summons to	2
burning fire consumes my	2
of amadis of greece	2
they agreed to meet	2
the cid and his	2
seem to me to	2
news of his lady	2
render them unrecognizable to	2
the clutches of the	2
would have kissed his	2
the chief is lisaro	2
but the blood within	2
he had never come	2
if we in the	2
of his vow to	2
do not differ from	2
city girl and the	2
told her that she	2
mother in the other	2
himself on the ground	2
is that of the	2
the young man was	2
gained the summit of	2
i have already indicated	2
care of the child	2
that they do not	2
to him who should	2
people of the city	2
to the best of	2
king lisuarte of britain	2
of all my woes	2
we are about to	2
went on their way	2
and as he spoke	2
lisuarte and the emperor	2
ere high in heaven	2
had been one of	2
stalwart arm and true	2
him into the middle	2
his way in the	2
as we possess it	2
it was necessary to	2
the great hero of	2
the learned men of	2
bring up in the	2
night in the forest	2
i will take it	2
with the news that	2
his horse into the	2
the mysteries of the	2
do not speak of	2
last of the moorish	2
put an end to	2
the gate of his	2
by the passion of	2
and the two pilgrims	2
fire consumes my aching	2
day i will take	2
to the satisfaction of	2
as he did so	2
that the prince should	2
seized him by the	2
was that of the	2
to the level of	2
to his surprise he	2
had come to the	2
that her father should	2
it was guarded by	2
the picture of the	2
of his own principality	2
a copy of the	2
a young man who	2
to see him turn	2
the hilt is dim	2
set out on the	2
was making his way	2
we will give it	2
the same relation to	2
and ask him for	2
the form of his	2
the ancient chronicles of	2
we can see in	2
to us in such	2
the literary output of	2
and she entered the	2
who had fallen in	2
the palace si mahomet	2
the vengeance of mudara	2
in a few moments	2
which is filled with	2
by order of the	2
he spake his sad	2
went before the justice	2
the house of his	2
to amadis de gaul	2
it appears to have	2
was received by the	2
may have been a	2
the beam which is	2
burnt at the stake	2
lie embedded in the	2
on the way they	2
he ere the dawn	2
of which we have	2
wife and the slave	2
went one day to	2
the grip of a	2
to the one who	2
and the moor who	2
and says to the	2
it is related that	2
he disguised himself as	2
of our lord salomon	2
the adventures of that	2
the flank of his	2
in this way he	2
in the shallows of	2
is the name of	2
until at last he	2
requested the hand of	2
bears the name of	2
meeting with no opposition	2
he hath bid the	2
one of his own	2
father of the young	2
stronger than he is	2
a cup of wine	2
son of the caliph	2
the darkness of the	2
don john of austria	2
lockhart deals with the	2
robber and the two	2
the will of the	2
much the same relation	2
tell him that his	2
as in duty bound	2
and said to it	2
he went to sleep	2
thou art a woman	2
when at last he	2
seems to me to	2
may god exterminate you	2
then he went to	2
a long time without	2
daughter of count julian	2
to cook and eat	2
are no longer my	2
from the place of	2
mr fitzmaurice kelly thinks	2
of the queen of	2
grand prior of the	2
back to the city	2
he was a moslem	2
which the bottom was	2
it was the son	2
the midst of a	2
i know that thou	2
of a nation of	2
of the amadis series	2
let fife and flute	2
the hour of dawn	2
to be a person	2
modern literature of the	2
giving his horse to	2
told her that he	2
it is plain that	2
he was surprised to	2
him from the saddle	2
from the shores of	2
the enchantments of the	2
and they say that	2
one of the greatest	2
crow and the child	2
object of their search	2
but to his horror	2
the ballads of the	2
the young girl said	2
one of your men	2
rest of the party	2
the word was given	2
of sir guy of	2
which has been translated	2
the officer in command	2
the name of moors	2
he came back to	2
of the lady theresa	2
of the hill of	2
death on her account	2
way they met a	2
out for a walk	2
king of the jews	2
and proceeded to the	2
that he had seen	2
of boabdil and vindaraja	2
he would not eat	2
mount one of the	2
far down they lie	2
a cavalier of good	2
if it be not	2
saracens of the neighbouring	2
on this occasion i	2
the art of the	2
passage of the arch	2
wrought to a high	2
god grant that i	2
a place where he	2
by the face of	2
which she was confined	2
he was at once	2
if it is not	2
the spirit of chivalry	2
yet her hoofs are	2
and marched against the	2
at the siege of	2
unfortunate as to be	2
based on passages in	2
size of a thread	2
apply it to your	2
the manner of their	2
the moors of that	2
promptly fell in love	2
the son of my	2
in marriage from the	2
the circumstances of his	2
farther on they met	2
bright from lattice light	2
in search of her	2
to be able to	2
and the country girl	2
with the people of	2
a nephew of the	2
the circumstance that a	2
the daughters of the	2
the vault of gold	2
the lovers of antequera	2
the loves of boabdil	2
resolved to follow the	2
well could see them	2
what to say when	2
the knowledge that he	2
you whom destiny has	2
who told you that	2
this ox for me	2
expressed a desire to	2
pleasures of the chase	2
shortly after this king	2
at the request of	2
saving your good pleasure	2
by far the best	2
no better off than	2
could see them riding	2
the first of all	2
his successor in the	2
the man who had	2
thou shalt be hated	2
at some distance from	2
in spite of the	2
came to a city	2
violin the silver notes	2
said to the guards	2
perhaps the best of	2
a friend of the	2
the palace of a	2
or i will kill	2
tall plume of our	2
listening attentively to the	2
there are those who	2
him as he was	2
in the arabian tongue	2
it is my son	2
the same fate as	2
if we have a	2
blood within doth boil	2
and in their place	2
and in order to	2
the symbol of my	2
summons to our admiral	2
in the royal treasury	2
and began to follow	2
in the darkness of	2
all the spoil thou	2
the king asked him	2
through which he had	2
friend does not like	2
why do you act	2
returned to the king	2
return to your father	2
daughter of a king	2
turn the purpose of	2
of the count alarcos	2
it as big as	2
celin comes in sight	2
box which you have	2
be met with in	2
had scarcely come to	2
silvio de la selva	2
famous swords colada and	2
as i am of	2
on a second occasion	2
but at last he	2
the following ballad is	2
and i will show	2
he assisted in the	2
and happy is the	2
an affectionate leave of	2
arrived at the house	2
the people of tiznit	2
she had been forced	2
brought him to the	2
child of the sea	2
translations from the arabic	2
that she had been	2
are before the camels	2
at the edge of	2
such force that he	2
in his right hand	2
at the palace of	2
desire to return to	2
is a trampling heard	2
ladies elvira and sol	2
is by no means	2
the haunts of men	2
tirante the white was	2
have to thank him	2
when they had gone	2
for a little wool	2
in ignorance of the	2
distance from the court	2
it is scarcely necessary	2
that he was dead	2
he resolved to make	2
circumstance that it was	2
led him to the	2
king of that country	2
a king of the	2
the fields and cities	2
upon a career of	2
whom she had been	2
we may well pass	2
for i have lost	2
your mother in the	2
an appeal to the	2
learned that she had	2
go to the king	2
the size of a	2
the city where his	2
the same class as	2
will gladly believe that	2
the kind offices of	2
appears the sun they	2
and the slave woman	2
the sequels to amadis	2
what will you give	2
which had been taken	2
him as their own	2
such was the case	2
me in this matter	2
thou hast caused my	2
gay guitar and violin	2
the nature of the	2
he was not the	2
they went to the	2
house of our lord	2
that he did not	2
seems to have acted	2
that it had a	2
by the banks of	2
by the moors of	2
barb in a murky	2
in much the same	2
of beauties sleeps within	2
at the word of	2
dispatched a messenger to	2
so that the king	2
it does not seem	2
when the sun is	2
the pages of the	2
hide on either side	2
his bosom heaves with	2
i will kill you	2
into the thickest of	2
the inn where they	2
the marquis de santillana	2
took up his journey	2
the expression of the	2
superior to those of	2
from castle to castle	2
he made his escape	2
the result of his	2
and violin the silver	2
for the uses of	2
swear that she to	2
populaires de la khabylie	2
should be thine own	2
was dressed in a	2
my mother is a	2
the commencement of the	2
him by the hand	2
once more for the	2
who were his vassals	2
in gold and silver	2
until they were hungry	2
he was assisted by	2
such and such a	2
the castle of the	2
was not the last	2
dealing with spanish romance	2
come and find me	2
the boundaries of the	2
the negroes seized him	2
it is not to	2
as well as its	2
in the following year	2
called his negroes and	2
to the object of	2
he lay in bed	2
to work in the	2
to face with him	2
the whole of the	2
the house of our	2
of the exploits of	2
gave it to her	2
resolved to set out	2
much money as you	2
spanish magic and sorcery	2
the place where he	2
one who had drunk	2
when he found that	2
which had been brought	2
the landlord of the	2
nor lay my cushion	2
with hope and trust	2
the edge of the	2
when they had finished	2
had been brought up	2
whom he had not	2
best of the series	2
the traces of the	2
in his hand a	2
french chansons de gestes	2
told him to buy	2
the king in the	2
manner in which his	2
and the queen of	2
spanish cantares de gesta	2
they went before the	2
paws to the turmoil	2
ship of the great	2
who has given thee	2
where shall i find	2
of brass upon the	2
by far the most	2
into the middle of	2
he spurred his courser	2
became so large that	2
and the beginning of	2
lost in the shallows	2
the throne of god	2
more deeply upon the	2
as soon as she	2
de gesta and the	2
for she thinks of	2
the flank of the	2
they gave the name	2
my lord the cid	2
the garb of a	2
pinnace waits thee at	2
making his way to	2
to cut it down	2
chronicle of archbishop turpin	2
that portion of the	2
his home in the	2
convey it to the	2
poems of the maghreb	2
have made an expedition	2
the spaniard of oran	2
of spanish romance to	2
have already met death	2
the best measure of	2
in swiftness rides every	2
the hills and plains	2
from this time onward	2
see your mother in	2
you burning my hair	2
make her come out	2
sequels to amadis de	2
paces up and down	2
on board the ship	2
his dealings with the	2
that celebrated in the	2
her the head of	2
angels worshipping the lord	2
cities of the peninsula	2
to accompany him to	2
lisaro was musing so	2
a burning fire consumes	2
i will sell you	2
filled his heart with	2
i will give her	2
came from a far	2
the traces of an	2
of the leonese party	2
at the loss of	2
and refused to receive	2
my wife at jolfata	2
been laid upon the	2
the apple of youth	2
met death on her	2
of lisuarte and onoloria	2
pluck out one of	2
asked him what he	2
the passage in question	2
the character of an	2
loves of boabdil and	2
the window of the	2
which was destined to	2
to the old man	2
and the soldan of	2
in the fray the	2
he fell to the	2
pity it is that	2
from the power of	2
country which they had	2
look at thy similars	2
went to the house	2
the lances of the	2
said to each other	2
that he had stolen	2
curb the passions of	2
to take part in	2
daughter of the grand	2
once more to the	2
i will cut off	2
he went to get	2
as a kind of	2
girl said to mahomet	2
the ship of zara	2
food to the child	2
of the chansons de	2
had brought him to	2
or javelin to throw	2
history of spanish literature	2
immediately turned the pin	2
of their native land	2
returned to the place	2
and ever as they	2
we doubt that the	2
he divested himself of	2
book of the amadis	2
which stood in the	2
one red glare of	2
he had left the	2
fray the zegri won	2
the king was greatly	2
king and his family	2
type of spanish romance	2
the sources of spanish	2
he fell in with	2
the court of the	2
she received them with	2
would tell her that	2
in which don quixote	2
to the making of	2
plighted his troth to	2
mystery and principle of	2
a hundred and twenty	2
with the intention of	2
put it in the	2
and gazed upon the	2
led them to the	2
i did not hear	2
floats proudly in the	2
a tower of the	2
young man of about	2
of our own time	2
of the north of	2
he made a proclamation	2
the ladders owned by	2
of his dealings with	2
the arch of true	2
its way clean through	2
what is your father	2
under the spell of	2
not to be wondered	2
the number of books	2
in the evening he	2
gave it as his	2
children are at guadia	2
he had perforce to	2
basset and chauncey c	2
and was told that	2
that none of them	2
metre of the poema	2
fill all with hope	2
in the cancionero general	2
under the impression that	2
is the picture of	2
on learning of the	2
infanta and alfonzo ramos	2
from the period of	2
salvo to our king	2
for many a day	2
fountain of which the	2
the matter of the	2
is a right good	2
is the fact that	2
if you open the	2
foot high whose beard	2
affectionate leave of the	2
thee at the slip	2
you see that i	2
of the winged monster	2
in one of the	2
and a number of	2
bid the trumpet sound	2
of all the blood	2
lady of the garland	2
he was well aware	2
said to their father	2
he returned and said	2
of its kind that	2
of the man who	2
take your flute and	2
the name of the	2
christians have made an	2
which he had brought	2
take the place of	2
but the sheathed blade	2
and in order that	2
is now known as	2
and a half years	2
by this time arrived	2
war against the christians	2
of the hill above	2
and the courage of	2
where they found a	2
the latter said to	2
fork in the road	2
the thing is easy	2
met the bad one	2
of the arabs who	2
the council of the	2
the beggars of rome	2
by which he was	2
the house of coral	2
his negroes and said	2
into the night the	2
his daughters in marriage	2
may be slaughtered soon	2
la khabylie du jurgura	2
she wrote a letter	2
and say to him	2
that they have been	2
came back to the	2
and at the request	2
was not permitted to	2
night raid of reduan	2
andalla with all the	2
he was not permitted	2
by whom he had	2
and the lion the	2
of the spanish ballad	2
are set in crystal	2
to the jews raquel	2
he had found a	2
him that he must	2
resolved to sell their	2
to me the hours	2
the daughter of lisuarte	2
it would have been	2
into the care of	2
come with helm and	2
out your other eye	2
to whom she had	2
of the most celebrated	2
he had returned to	2
be a person of	2
while her little ones	2
man did me a	2
be none other than	2
at that moment a	2
set off in the	2
that he was not	2
that one of them	2
to be met with	2
answered the bad one	2
to bring him to	2
heaven appears the sun	2
who seems to have	2
resolved to ask the	2
has vanished from my	2
the old woman for	2
as if on fire	2
the human heart which	2
the bottom of the	2
and will not let	2
a violent passion for	2
of the twelfth century	2
a club and gave	2
the emperor of trebizond	2
any adventure she might	2
the true character of	2
sword in his hand	2
and he went to	2
told him that the	2
and the lovely lute	2
don alonzo de aguilar	2
in a few days	2
not wish to see	2
when he arrived he	2
of don quixote was	2
went to the spring	2
came to the king	2
many a year the	2
partakes of the nature	2
eight moorish lords of	2
ask of you a	2
the first to laugh	2
him with a lance	2
but at length the	2
give us one of	2
high whose beard measures	2
her mistress and said	2
to be with her	2
since the days of	2
will not go with	2
as a literary language	2
is not to be	2
the fray the zegri	2
to the princess of	2
was joined once more	2
returned to his fishing	2
at that moment the	2
it is thus that	2
a basket filled with	2
the helmet of mambrino	2
the northwest of africa	2
for which he was	2
and banners bright from	2
fitzmaurice kelly thinks that	2
flock to him who	2
went to the city	2
that he had once	2
to the british court	2
until the beginning of	2
for the book of	2
o my dear friend	2
he turns to see	2
she was the daughter	2
red glare of brass	2
humorous romances of spain	2
done to his daughters	2
go to the treasure	2
consumes my aching breast	2
and partly to the	2
hill on which the	2
soul still owns the	2
at the door of	2
came to him and	2
my children are at	2
there was no help	2
of the east and	2
foam on the rein	2
to say that i	2
by the breath of	2
but nothing else is	2
the courtyard of the	2
a quarrel arose between	2
they are set in	2
with helm and cuirass	2
that it was a	2
between man and woman	2
there was a bird	2
best measure of the	2
in his place and	2
but as he had	2
a swarm of flies	2
the authors of the	2
sleeps within the tomb	2
now they stare with	2
of shoes are those	2
it to your eyes	2
the court of spain	2
only a few days	2
the castle of almaurol	2
and left him in	2
the pilgrim of love	2
it to the earth	2
have come with helm	2
who are before the	2
the presence of the	2
for the infantes of	2
he drew his sword	2
which the father of	2
the chiefs of the	2
the passions of a	2
and carried it away	2
ring in its ear	2
arrived at the gates	2
the radiance of thy	2
a daughter of the	2
the queen of tharsus	2
who was born at	2
wrong has been done	2
me while i go	2
are in the middle	2
the fate of his	2
one of the great	2
he might be permitted	2
is reminiscent of the	2
as he paws to	2
began to give way	2
the dawn doth go	2
from those of the	2
him to accompany her	2
king and his son	2
the opening of the	2
sign of the cross	2
and as she sighed	2
by a furious tempest	2
poema del cid is	2
he set out for	2
look it in the	2
the romance is occupied	2
with the violence of	2
been made in the	2
but now they stare	2
and from the window	2
made the sign of	2
the cause of his	2
day he came to	2
herself to the task	2
to curb the passions	2
take our leave of	2
which seem to me	2
wooden horse might be	2
the shepherd took his	2
if our conclusions are	2
a few days before	2
a life of ease	2
of the at taberchant	2
who had gone to	2
do not speak a	2
and little did i	2
once more upon the	2
and the jays the	2
on until they were	2
nothing else is white	2
in the kingdom of	2
the sky is overcast	2
promised a flock to	2
of the moorish king	2
the story of his	2
me out of it	2
entered the city and	2
brass upon the foe	2
and began to play	2
it would be strange	2
salomon and the griffin	2
the original home of	2
and mount one of	2
number of fairy tales	2
and would have kissed	2
it was thought that	2
and his soul is	2
the generosity of the	2
the traditions of the	2
the great mystery and	2
to the mosque to	2
so many years of	2
the king called his	2
be wondered at that	2
the room where they	2
if they did not	2
it may be that	2
and found a treasure	2
wrote a letter to	2
and kissed her with	2
in making his escape	2
of which they are	2
the people of aglou	2
means in his power	2
hills and plains around	2
sackbut in accord proclaim	2
had returned to the	2
proudly in the air	2
but on the way	2
the subject of a	2
a summons to our	2
doth speak between the	2
she had borne him	2
so that i may	2
in any adventure she	2
on his shield a	2
saw him and said	2
of the spanish ambassador	2
that the king should	2
many men of letters	2
let us make a	2
he set off in	2
us up every morning	2
old man and said	2
turned away her face	2
nor do they know	2
with a loud and	2
attained the age of	2
palace si mahomet said	2
the service of his	2
the period of their	2
there is a trampling	2
loudly strike the drum	2
ask him for the	2
give me your consolation	2
he encountered a hermit	2
and when she saw	2
who thought he was	2
that it should be	2
country of the moors	2
take part in the	2
his sword and severed	2
the two moorish knights	2
is the story of	2
of the ballads of	2
at the time when	2
sir guy of warwick	2
that he must be	2
you must give me	2
resolved to bring the	2
took his flute and	2
the great duke of	2
was of the most	2
day he went to	2
man and the bad	2
in great fear that	2
to have been made	2
shores of the island	2
in the power of	2
he found that he	2
his barb in a	2
of the wild beasts	2
more beautiful than the	2
and this is the	2
he did the same	2
daughters for the infantes	2
in a murky garb	2
the nature of a	2
why are you burning	2
and i will marry	2
said to his companions	2
in the second line	2
and sent her to	2
the heart of a	2
so many of the	2
is that in which	2
it is not in	2
a campaign against the	2
take thee to his	2
and the fear of	2
is far from here	2
armed to the teeth	2
the walls of alcocer	2
pleased the god who	2
can you tell me	2
i will give it	2
to save herself from	2
it is not only	2
odor of burning hair	2
i am a woman	2
spurs to his horse	2
as expressed in its	2
the defeat of the	2
or romances of the	2
it was the moorish	2
i will not go	2
the accomplishment of his	2
las soberbias torres mira	2
be no other than	2
without saying a word	2
a rock on the	2
of her days in	2
a number of men	2
course of his adventures	2
when celin comes in	2
of more than one	2
i do not understand	2
to get a drink	2
the debt of nature	2
but when he saw	2
ye may see it	2
and with one stroke	2
silver notes are flowing	2
place where his wife	2
of a later day	2
the city girl and	2
a leaf of this	2
the most celebrated of	2
the jackal said to	2
you who are before	2
upon a dappled steed	2
the wise men of	2
found that he was	2
in the night and	2
the morn is up	2
the crow and the	2
to the middle of	2
he knew not how	2
he learned that his	2
it pleased the god	2
was a man who	2
dust in the distance	2
the spirit of which	2
from the emperor of	2
his horse to the	2
the vezir said to	2
to carry the letter	2
was a native of	2
shared his meal with	2
author of the poema	2
second to that of	2
the blood of zegri	2
did not take the	2
ancient chronicles of spain	2
were soon engaged in	2
don quixote is that	2
of which the bottom	2
is his hide on	2
that i do not	2
was a friend of	2
o master of the	2
due regard to the	2
the adventure which had	2
it came to pass	2
cuirass of gold and	2
will do me a	2
that a great and	2
the sheathed blade is	2
gave up its keys	2
bestowed her hand upon	2
the evening of the	2
it in the face	2
he leapt into the	2
day he returned to	2
now known as the	2
left his heart behind	2
set in crystal rings	2
me the box which	2
stoutest heart is broken	2
out of the house	2
a terrible disease of	2
not permit him to	2
at once commanded that	2
collection of tales and	2
and met a man	2
knight of the savage	2
house of the woman	2
were hung with the	2
prove to curb the	2
father said to him	2
the rein ye may	2
he put up at	2
the time of the	2
old english romance of	2
but i do not	2
lovely lute doth speak	2
but there was no	2
the knowledge of the	2
to be the work	2
the first of these	2
it should be so	2
and came running to	2
middle of the camels	2
and vanished in the	2
the lady of his	2
that he should have	2
it is to thee	2
and contented himself with	2
he saw that it	2
to the royal presence	2
may be taken as	2
sheathed blade is bright	2
the belt is black	2
by a swarm of	2
a prisoner in the	2
with one red glare	2
sources of spanish romance	2
at the moment when	2
let us go to	2
to the charms of	2
the order of st	2
it is a right	2
the dirge for aliatar	2
he would not be	2
of the fiction of	2
is on the sea	2
them for a little	2
soon fell in with	2
as much as it	2
of them had been	2
they say that thou	2
she told him that	2
tell me that the	2
they all have bit	2
out on the terrace	2
placed himself at the	2
into his service as	2
on the deck of	2
occasion of the marriage	2
from betis and xenil	2
and the beautiful woman	2
of the fate of	2
it was not i	2
thou art like the	2
ox for me while	2
king said to him	2
at the first opportunity	2
a foot high whose	2
the odor of burning	2
at the manner in	2
a fork in the	2
back to their own	2
in the evening the	2
he had not been	2
sent him to a	2
one of them said	2
in quest of her	2
throw wide the door	2
attacked by a swarm	2
of the moorish romances	2
so that we may	2
and see your mother	2
the infanta sevilla and	2
not been long in	2
came to the city	2
the form in which	2
the blood within doth	2
with the adventures of	2
he would tell her	2
when he learned that	2
assuring him that he	2
the way he met	2
wanted to carry the	2
nothing better than to	2
to join the jousting	2
and the waters white	2
more loudly strike the	2
heart is broken unless	2
sabre of the ind	2
who are in the	2
not seem to me	2
but he would not	2
when he had found	2
he was received by	2
the same time i	2
of the cid now	2
to him in the	2
the knights in the	2
which he had come	2
her to the palace	2
strength to bear my	2
on the th of	2
of the spanish ballads	2
that such was the	2
he had a son	2
landlord of the inn	2
to the fountain to	2
thou art brave in	2
permitted to remain in	2
and he saw that	2
are fixed upon the	2
of the great serpent	2
victory in the fight	2
and my mother is	2
arm them for the	2
shepherd took his flute	2
el hilalieu and el	2
the secret of the	2
in the romance of	2
upon a time the	2
her and asked her	2
me a great favor	2
in the intervals of	2
started on the way	2
yet ere high in	2
terrible disease of the	2
hand of the princess	2
want you to spit	2
beauties sleeps within the	2
the woman and the	2
girl and the country	2
in a condition of	2
son of the cadi	2
entered the service of	2
that all the world	2
refused to listen to	2
daughters of the cid	2
beard measures two feet	2
is every evidence that	2
journeyed on his way	2
more of the nature	2
whom destiny has given	2
the splendor of his	2
the sackbut ring a	2
his father said to	2
garden green and fair	2
he in his wrath	2
may see it plain	2
kept in ignorance of	2
have bit the dust	2
between him and the	2
probably because of the	2
to permit him to	2
was the daughter of	2
the shadows of the	2
a flock to him	2
the spoken language of	2
standing at the window	2
all of whom were	2
the return of the	2
the bright eyes of	2
the sight of the	2
king lisuarte at windsor	2
my horse and my	2
in the morning the	2
me pluck out one	2
adventure which had befallen	2
whom he assisted in	2
daughter of the emperor	2
a young man in	2
informed him that he	2
the moors of africa	2
the hand of oriana	2
she might choose for	2
the city and said	2
hath bid the trumpet	2
that of sancho panza	2
to the very fine	2
the crown and mantle	2
cause of all his	2
i told him to	2
it was said that	2
a ring in its	2
he left his native	2
lances of the cid	2
the captain of the	2
brought it to his	2
the last of all	2
in heaven appears the	2
of the magic lance	2
knights and damsels in	2
but just as he	2
took away his wife	2