101:001,11@@@@@| 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[A ]| Thus, in$4$ the triumphs of soft peace, I reign; 101:001,11[A ]| And, from my walls, defy the powers of Spain; 101:001,11[A ]| With pomp and sports my love I celebrate, 101:001,11[A ]| While they keep distance, and attend my state. ~~ 101:001,11[A ]| Parent to$4$ her, whose eyes my soul enthral, 101:001,11[' ]| 101:001,11[A ]| Whom I, in$4$ hope, already father call, 101:001,11[A ]| Abenamar, thy youth these sports has known, 101:001,11[A ]| Of which$6#1$ thy age is now spectator grown; 101:001,11[A ]| Judge-like thou sitst, to$9$ praise, or to$9$ arraign 101:001,11[A ]| The flying skirmish of the darted cane: 101:001,11[A ]| But, when fierce bulls run loose upon$4$ the place, 101:001,11[A ]| And our bold Moors their loves with danger grace, 101:001,11[A ]| Then heat new-bends thy slackened nerves again, 101:001,11[A ]| And a short youth runs warm through every vein. 101:001,11[B ]| I must confess the encounters of this day 101:001,11[B ]| Warmed me indeed, but quite another way, ~~ 101:001,11[B ]| Not with the fire of youth; but generous rage, 101:001,11[B ]| To$9$ see the glories of my youthful age 101:001,11[B ]| So$5#1$ far out-done. 101:002,11[C ]| Castile could never boast, in$4$ all its pride, 101:002,11[C ]| A pomp so$5#1$ splendid, when the lists, set wide, 101:002,11[C ]| Gave room to$4$ the fierce bulls, which$6#1$ wildly ran 101:002,11[C ]| In$4$ Sierra*Ronda, ere the war began; 101:002,11[C ]| Who$6#1$, with high nostrils snuffing up$5$ the wind, 101:002,11[C ]| Now stood the champions of the savage kind. 101:002,11[C ]| Just opposite, within the circled place, 101:002,11[C ]| Ten of our bold Abencerrages' race 101:002,11[C ]| (Each brandishing his bull-spear in$4$ his hand) 101:002,11[C ]| Did their proud jennets gracefully command. 101:002,11[C ]| On$4$ their steeled heads their demi-lances wore 101:002,11[C ]| Small pennons, which$6#1$ their ladies' colours bore. 101:002,11[C ]| Before this troop did warlike Ozmyn go; 101:002,11[C ]| Each lady, as he rode, saluting low; 101:002,11[C ]| At the chief stands, with reverence more profound, 101:002,11[C ]| His well-taught courser, kneeling, touched the ground; 101:002,11[C ]| Thence raised, he sidelong bore his rider on$5$, 101:002,11[C ]| Still facing, till he out of sight was gone. 101:002,11[A ]| You praise him like$4$ a friend; and I confess, 101:002,11[A ]| His brave deportment merited no$2$ less. 101:002,11[C ]| Nine bulls were launched by$4$ his victorious arm, 101:002,11[C ]| Whose wary jennet, shunning still the harm, 101:002,11[C ]| Seemed to$9$ attend the shock, and then leaped wide: 101:002,11[C ]| Meanwhile, his dexterous rider, when he spied 101:002,11[C ]| The beast just stooping, 'twixt the neck and head 101:002,11[C ]| His lance, with never-erring fury, sped. 101:002,11[B ]| My son did well, and so$5#2$ did Hamet too; 101:002,11[B ]| Yet did no$2$ more than we were wont to$9$ do; 101:002,11[B ]| But what the stranger did was more than man. 101:002,11[C ]| He finished all those triumphs we began. 101:002,11[C ]| One bull, with curled black head, beyond the rest, 101:002,11[C ]| And dew-laps hanging from his brawny chest, 101:003,11[C ]| With nodding front a while did daring stand, 101:003,11[C ]| And with his jetty hoof spurned back the sand; 101:003,11[C ]| Then, leaping forth, he bellowed out aloud: 101:003,11[C ]| The amazed assistants back each other crowd, 101:003,11[C ]| While monarch-like he ranged the listed field; 101:003,11[C ]| Some tossed, some gored, some trampling down he killed. 101:003,11[C ]| The ignobler Moors from far his rage provoke 101:003,11[C ]| With woods of darts, which$6#1$ from his sides he shook. 101:003,11[C ]| Meantime your valiant son, who$6#1$ had before 101:003,11[C ]| Gained fame, rode round to$4$ every Mirador; 101:003,11[C ]| Beneath each lady's stand a stop he made, 101:003,11[C ]| And, bowing, took the applauses which$6#1$ they paid, 101:003,11[C ]| Just in$4$ that$6#2$ point of time, the brave unknown 101:003,11[C ]| Approached the lists. 101:003,11[A ]| I marked him, when alone 101:003,11[A ]| (Observed by$4$ all, himself observing none) 101:003,11[A ]| He entered first, and with a graceful pride 101:003,11[A ]| His fiery Arab dextrously did guide, 101:003,11[A ]| Who$6#1$ while his rider every stand surveyed, 101:003,11[A ]| Sprung loose, and flew into an escapade; 101:003,11[A ]| Not moving forward, yet, with every bound, 101:003,11[A ]| Pressing, and seeming still to$9$ quit his ground. 101:003,11[A ]| What after passed 101:003,11[A ]| Was far from the Ventanna where I sate, 101:003,11[A ]| But you were near, and can the truth relate. 101:003,11[' ]| 101:003,11[C ]| Thus while he stood, the bull, who$6#1$ saw his foe, 101:003,11[C ]| His easier conquests proudly did forego; 101:003,11[C ]| And, making at him with a furious bound, 101:003,11[C ]| From his bent forehead aimed a double wound. 101:003,11[C ]| A rising murmur ran through all the field, 101:003,11[C ]| And every lady's blood with fear was chilled: 101:003,11[C ]| Some shrieked, while others, with more helpful care, 101:003,11[C ]| Cried out aloud, 101:003,11[X ]| ~~ Beware, brave youth, beware! 101:003,11[C ]| At this he turned, and, as the bull drew near, 101:004,11[C ]| Shunned and received him on$4$ his pointed spear: 101:004,11[C ]| The lance broke short, the beast then bellowed loud 101:004,11[C ]| And his strong neck to$4$ a new onset bowed. 101:004,11[C ]| The undaunted youth 101:004,11[C ]| Then drew! and from his saddle bending low, 101:004,11[C ]| Just where the neck did to$4$ the shoulders grow, 101:004,11[C ]| With his full force discharged a deadly blow. 101:004,11[C ]| Not heads of poppies (when they reap the grain) 101:004,11[C ]| Fall with more ease before the labouring swain, 101:004,11[C ]| Than fell this head: 101:004,11[C ]| It fell so$5#1$ quick, it did even death prevent, 101:004,11[C ]| And made imperfect bellowings as it went. 101:004,11[C ]| Then all the trumpets victory did sound, 101:004,11[C ]| And yet their clangours in$4$ our shouts were drowned. 101:004,11[' ]| 101:004,11[A ]| The alarm-bell rings from our Alhambra walls, 101:004,11[A ]| And from the streets sounds drums and atabals. 101:004,11[A ]| 101:004,11[' ]| 101:004,11[A ]| How now? from whence proceed these new alarms? 101:004,11[W ]| The two fierce factions are again in$4$ arms; 101:004,11[W ]| And changing into blood the day's delight, 101:004,11[W ]| The Zegrys with the Abencerrages fight; 101:004,11[W ]| On$4$ each side their allies and friends appear; 101:004,11[W ]| The Macas here, the Alabezes there: 101:004,11[W ]| The Gazuls with the Bencerrages join, 101:004,11[W ]| And, with the Zegrys, all great Gomel's line. 101:004,11[A ]| Draw up$5$ behind the Vivarambla place; 101:004,11[A ]| Double my guards, ~~ these factions I will$1$ face: 101:004,11[A ]| And try if all the fury they can bring, 101:004,11[A ]| Be proof against the presence of their king. 101:005,11[' ]| 101:005,11[' ]| 101:005,11[' ]| 101:005,11[' ]| 101:005,11[D ]| The faint Abencerrages quit their ground; 101:005,11[D ]| Press them; put home your thrusts to$4$ every wound. 101:005,11[C ]| Zegry, on$4$ manly force our line relies; 101:005,11[C ]| Thine poorly takes the advantage of surprise: 101:005,11[C ]| Unarmed and much out-numbered we retreat; 101:005,11[C ]| You gain no$2$ fame, when basely you defeat. 101:005,11[C ]| If thou art brave, seek nobler victory; 101:005,11[C ]| Save Moorish blood; and, while our bands stand by$5$, 101:005,11[C ]| Let two and two an equal combat try. 101:005,11[E ]| It is not for$4$ fear the combat we refuse, 101:005,11[E ]| But we our gained advantage will$1$ not lose. 101:005,11[D ]| In$4$ combating, but two of you will$1$ fall; 101:005,11[D ]| And we resolve we will$1$ dispatch you all. 101:005,11[F ]| We will$1$ double yet the exchange before we die, 101:005,11[F ]| And each of ours two lives of yours shall buy. 101:005,11[' ]| 101:005,11[G ]| I can not stay to$9$ ask which$6#1$ cause is best; 101:005,11[G ]| But this is so$5#2$ to$4$ me, because oppressed. 101:005,11[' ]| 101:005,11[' ]| 101:005,11[A ]| On$4$ your allegiance, I command you stay; 101:005,11[A ]| Who$6#1$ passes here, through me must make his way; 101:006,11[A ]| My life is the Isthmus; through this narrow line 101:006,11[A ]| You first must cut, before those seas can join. 101:006,11[A ]| What fury, Zegrys, has possessed your minds? 101:006,11[A ]| What rage the brave Abencerrages blinds? 101:006,11[A ]| If of your courage you new proofs would show, 101:006,11[A ]| Without much travel you may find a foe. 101:006,11[A ]| Those foes are neither so$5#1$ remote nor few, 101:006,11[A ]| That$3$ you should need each other to$9$ pursue. 101:006,11[A ]| Lean times and foreign wars should minds unite; 101:006,11[A ]| When poor, men mutter, but they seldom fight. 101:006,11[A ]| O holy Allah! that$3$ I live to$9$ see 101:006,11[A ]| Thy Granadines assist their enemy! 101:006,11[A ]| You fight the Christians' battles; every life 101:006,11[A ]| You lavish thus, in$4$ this intestine strife, 101:006,11[A ]| Does from our weak foundations take one prop 101:006,11[A ]| Which$6#1$ helped to$9$ hold our sinking country up$4$. 101:006,11[F ]| It is fit our private enmity should cease; 101:006,11[F ]| Though injured first, yet I will$1$ first seek peace. 101:006,11[D ]| No$7$, murderer, no$7$; I never will$1$ be won 101:006,11[D ]| To$4$ peace with him, whose hand has slain my son. 101:006,11[F ]| Our prophet's curse 101:006,11[F ]| On$4$ me, and all the Abencerrages light, 101:006,11[F ]| If, unprovoked, I with your son did fight. 101:006,11[C ]| A band of Zegrys ran within the place, 101:006,11[C ]| Matched with a troop of thirty of our race. 101:006,11[C ]| Your son and Ozmyn the first squadrons led, 101:006,11[C ]| Which$6#1$, ten by$4$ ten, like$4$ Parthians, charged and fled, 101:006,11[C ]| The ground was strowed with canes where we did meet, 101:006,11[C ]| Which$6#1$ crackled underneath our coursers' feet: 101:006,11[C ]| When Tarifa (I saw him ride apart) 101:006,11[C ]| Changed his blunt cane for$4$ a steel-pointed dart, 101:006,11[C ]| And, meeting Ozmyn next, ~~ 101:007,11[C ]| Who$6#1$ wanted time for$4$ treason to$9$ provide,~~ 101:007,11[C ]| He basely threw it at him, undefied. 101:007,11[' ]| 101:007,11[F ]| Witness this blood ~~ which$6#1$ when by$4$ treason sought, 101:007,11[F ]| That$6#2$ followed, sir, which$6#1$ to$4$ myself I ought. 101:007,11[D ]| His hate to$4$ thee was grounded on$4$ a grudge, 101:007,11[D ]| Which$6#1$ all our generous Zegrys just did judge: 101:007,11[D ]| Thy villain-blood thou openly didst place 101:007,11[D ]| Above the purple of our kingly race. 101:007,11[A ]| From equal stems their blood both houses draw, 101:007,11[A ]| They from Morocco, you from Cordova. 101:007,11[E ]| Their mongrel race is mixed with Christian breed; 101:007,11[E ]| Hence it is that$3$ they those dogs in$4$ prisons feed. 101:007,11[C ]| Our holy prophet wills, that$3$ charity 101:007,11[C ]| Should even to$4$ birds and beasts extended be: 101:007,11[C ]| None knows what fate is for$4$ himself designed; 101:007,11[C ]| The thought of human chance should make us kind. 101:007,11[H ]| We waste that$6#2$ time we to$4$ revenge should give: 101:007,11[H ]| Fall on$5$: let no$2$ Abencerrago live. 101:007,11[' ]| 101:007,11[' ]| 101:007,11[G ]| Upon$4$ thy life pass not this middle space; 101:007,11[G ]| Sure death stands guarding the forbidden place. 101:007,11[H ]| To$9$ dare that$6#2$ death, I will$1$ approach yet nigher 101:007,11[H ]| Thus, ~~ wert thou compassed in$5$ with circling fire. 101:007,11[' ]| 101:007,11[A ]| Disarm them both; if they resist you, kill. 101:008,11[' ]| 101:008,11[G ]| Now you have but the leavings of my will$0$. 101:008,11[A ]| Kill him! this insolent unknown shall fall, 101:008,11[A ]| And be the victim to$9$ atone you all. 101:008,11[F ]| If he must die, not one of us will$1$ live: 101:008,11[F ]| That$6#2$ life he gave for$4$ us, for$4$ him we give. 101:008,11[A ]| It was a traitor's voice that$6#1$ spoke those words; 101:008,11[A ]| So$5#2$ are you all, who$6#1$ do not sheathe your swords. 101:008,11[D ]| Outrage unpunished, when a prince is by$5$, 101:008,11[D ]| Forfeits to$9$ scorn the rights of majesty: 101:008,11[D ]| No$2$ subject his protection can expect, 101:008,11[D ]| Who$6#1$ what he owes himself does first neglect. 101:008,11[B ]| This stranger, sir, is he, 101:008,11[B ]| Who$6#1$ lately in$4$ the Vivarambla place 101:008,11[B ]| Did, with so$5#1$ loud applause, your triumphs grace. 101:008,11[A ]| The word which$6#1$ I have given, I will$1$ not revoke; 101:008,11[A ]| If he be brave, he is ready for$4$ the stroke. 101:008,11[G ]| No$2$ man has more contempt than I of breath 101:008,11[G ]| But whence hast thou the right to$9$ give me death? 101:008,11[G ]| Obeyed as sovereign by$4$ thy subjects be, 101:008,11[G ]| But know, that$3$ I alone am king of me. 101:008,11[G ]| I am as free as nature first made man, 101:008,11[G ]| Ere the base laws of servitude began, 101:008,11[G ]| When wild in$4$ woods the noble savage ran. 101:008,11[A ]| Since, then, no$2$ power above your own you know, 101:008,11[A ]| Mankind should use you like$4$ a common foe; 101:008,11[A ]| You should be hunted like$4$ a beast of prey; 101:009,11[A ]| By$4$ your own law I take your life away. 101:009,11[G ]| My laws are made but only for$4$ my sake; 101:009,11[G ]| No$2$ king against himself a law can make. 101:009,11[G ]| If thou pretendst to$9$ be a prince like$4$ me, 101:009,11[G ]| Blame not an act, which$6#1$ should thy pattern be. 101:009,11[G ]| I saw the oppressed, and thought it did belong 101:009,11[G ]| To$4$ a king's office to$9$ redress the wrong: 101:009,11[G ]| I brought that$6#2$ succour, which$6#1$ thou oughtst to$9$ bring, 101:009,11[G ]| And so$5#2$, in$4$ nature, am thy subjects' king. 101:009,11[A ]| I do not want your counsel to$9$ direct, 101:009,11[A ]| Or aid to$9$ help me punish or protect. 101:009,11[G ]| Thou wantst them both, or better thou wouldst know, 101:009,11[G ]| Than to$9$ let factions in$4$ thy kingdom grow. 101:009,11[G ]| Divided interests, while thou thinkst to$9$ sway, 101:009,11[G ]| Draw, like$4$ two brooks, thy middle stream away: 101:009,11[G ]| For$3$ though they band and jar, yet both combine 101:009,11[G ]| To$9$ make their greatness by$4$ the fall of thine. 101:009,11[G ]| Thus, like$4$ a buckler, thou art held in$4$ sight, 101:009,11[G ]| While they behind thee with each other fight. 101:009,11[A ]| Away, and execute him instantly! 101:009,11[' ]| 101:009,11[G ]| Stand off; I have not leisure yet to$9$ die. 101:009,11[' ]| 101:009,11[J ]| Hold, sir! for$4$ heaven's sake hold! 101:009,11[J ]| Defer this noble stranger's punishment, 101:009,11[J ]| Or your rash orders, you will$1$ soon repent. 101:009,11[A ]| Brother, you know not yet his insolence. 101:009,11[J ]| Upon$4$ yourself you punish his offence: 101:010,11[J ]| If we treat gallant strangers in$4$ this sort, 101:010,11[J ]| Mankind will$1$ shun the inhospitable court; 101:010,11[J ]| And who$6#1$, henceforth, to$4$ our defence will$1$ come, 101:010,11[J ]| If death must be the brave Almanzor's doom? 101:010,11[J ]| From Africa I drew him to$4$ your aid, 101:010,11[J ]| And for$4$ his succour have his life betrayed. 101:010,11[A ]| Is this the Almanzor whom at Fez you knew, 101:010,11[A ]| When first their swords the Xeriff brothers drew? 101:010,11[J ]| This, sir, is he, who$6#1$ for$4$ the elder fought. 101:010,11[J ]| And to$4$ the juster cause the conquest brought; 101:010,11[J ]| Till the proud Santo, seated on$4$ the throne, 101:010,11[J ]| Disdained the service he had done to$9$ own: 101:010,11[J ]| Then to$4$ the vanquished part his fate he led: 101:010,11[J ]| The vanquished triumphed, and the victor fled. 101:010,11[J ]| Vast is his courage, boundless is his mind, 101:010,11[J ]| Rough as a storm, and humorous as wind: 101:010,11[J ]| Honour is the only idol of his eyes; 101:010,11[J ]| The charms of beauty like$4$ a pest he flies; 101:010,11[J ]| And, raised by$4$ valour from a birth unknown, 101:010,11[J ]| Acknowledges no$2$ power above his own. 101:010,11[' ]| 101:010,11[A ]| Impute your danger to$4$ our ignorance: 101:010,11[A ]| The bravest men are subject most to$4$ chance: 101:010,11[A ]| Granada much does to$4$ your kindness owe; 101:010,11[A ]| But towns, expecting sieges, can not show 101:010,11[A ]| More honour, than to$9$ invite you to$4$ a foe. 101:010,11[G ]| I do not doubt but I have been to$9$ blame: 101:010,11[G ]| But, to$9$ pursue the end for$4$ which$6#1$ I came, 101:010,11[G ]| Unite your subjects first; then let us go, 101:010,11[G ]| And pour their common rage upon$4$ the foe. 101:010,11[' ]| 101:010,11[A ]| Lay down your arms, and let me beg you cease 101:010,11[A ]| Your enmities. 101:011,11[D ]| We will$1$ not hear of peace. 101:011,11[D ]| Till we by$4$ force have first revenged our slain. 101:011,11[C ]| The action we have done we will$1$ maintain. 101:011,11[K ]| Then let the king depart, and we will$1$ try 101:011,11[K ]| Our cause by$4$ arms. 101:011,11[D ]| For$4$ us and victory. 101:011,11[A ]| A king entreats you. 101:011,11[G ]| What subjects will$1$ precarious kings regard? 101:011,11[G ]| A beggar speaks too softly to$9$ be heard: 101:011,11[G ]| Lay down your arms! it is I command you now. 101:011,11[G ]| Do it ~~ or, by$4$ our prophet's soul I vow, 101:011,11[G ]| My hands shall right your king on$4$ him I seize. 101:011,11[G ]| Now let me see whose look but disobeys. 101:011,11[X ]| Long live king Mahomet Boabdelin! 101:011,11[G ]| No$2$ more; but hushed as midnight silence go: 101:011,11[G ]| He will$1$ not have your acclamations now. 101:011,11[G ]| Hence, you unthinking crowd! ~~ 101:011,11[' ]| 101:011,11[G ]| Empire, thou poor and despicable thing, 101:011,11[G ]| When such as these make or unmake a king! 101:011,11[J ]| How much of virtue lies in$4$ one great soul, 101:011,11[' ]| 101:011,11[J ]| Whose single force can multitudes control! 101:011,11[' ]| 101:011,11[' ]| 101:011,11[W ]| 101:012,11[W ]| Does with a trumpet from the foe appear. 101:012,11[A ]| Attend him; he shall have his audience here. 101:012,11[' ]| 101:012,11[L ]| The monarchs of Castile and Arragon 101:012,11[L ]| Have sent me to$4$ you, to$9$ demand this town, 101:012,11[L ]| To$4$ which$6#1$ their just and rightful claim is known. 101:012,11[A ]| Tell Ferdinand, my right to$4$ it appears 101:012,11[A ]| By$4$ long possession of eight hundred years: 101:012,11[A ]| When first my ancestors from Afric sailed, 101:012,11[A ]| In$4$ Rodrique's death your Gothic title failed. 101:012,11[L ]| The successors of Rodrique still remain, 101:012,11[L ]| And ever since have held some part of Spain: 101:012,11[L ]| Even in$4$ the midst of your victorious powers, 101:012,11[L ]| The Asturias, and all Portugal, were ours. 101:012,11[L ]| You have no$2$ right, except you force allow; 101:012,11[L ]| And if yours then was just, so$5#2$ ours is now. 101:012,11[A ]| It is true from force the noblest title springs; 101:012,11[A ]| I therefore hold from that$6#2$, which$6#1$ first made kings. 101:012,11[L ]| Since then by$4$ force you prove your title true, 101:012,11[L ]| Ours must be just, because we claim from you. 101:012,11[L ]| When with your father you did jointly reign, 101:012,11[L ]| Invading with your Moors the south of Spain, 101:012,11[L ]| I, who$6#1$ that$6#2$ day the Christians did command, 101:012,11[L ]| Then took, and brought you bound to$4$ Ferdinand. 101:012,11[A ]| I will$1$ hear no$2$ more; defer what you would say: 101:012,11[A ]| In$4$ private we will$1$ discourse some other day. 101:012,11[L ]| Sir, you shall hear, however you are loth, 101:013,11[L ]| That$3$, like$4$ a perjured prince, you broke your oath: 101:013,11[L ]| To$9$ gain your freedom you a contract signed, 101:013,11[L ]| By$4$ which$6#1$ your crown you to$4$ my king resigned, 101:013,11[L ]| From thenceforth as his vassal holding it, 101:013,11[L ]| And paying tribute such as he thought fit; 101:013,11[L ]| Contracting, when your father came to$9$ die, 101:013,11[L ]| To$9$ lay aside all marks of royalty, 101:013,11[L ]| And at Purchena privately to$9$ live, 101:013,11[L ]| Which$6#1$ in$4$ exchange, king*Ferdinand did give. 101:013,11[A ]| The force used on$4$ me made that$6#2$ contract void. 101:013,11[L ]| Why have you then its benefits enjoyed? 101:013,11[L ]| By$4$ it you had not only freedom then, 101:013,11[L ]| But, since, had aid of money and of men; 101:013,11[L ]| And, when Granada for$4$ your uncle held, 101:013,11[L ]| You were by$4$ us restored, and he expelled. 101:013,11[L ]| Since that$6#2$, in$4$ peace we let you reap your grain, 101:013,11[L ]| Recalled our troops, that$6#1$ used to$9$ beat your plain, 101:013,11[L ]| And more ~~ 101:013,11[G ]| Yes, yes, you did with wondrous care, 101:013,11[G ]| Against his rebels prosecute the war, 101:013,11[G ]| While he secure in$4$ your protection slept; 101:013,11[G ]| For$4$ him you took, but for$4$ yourselves you kept. 101:013,11[G ]| Thus, as some fawning usurer does feed, 101:013,11[G ]| With present sums, the unwary unthrift's need, 101:013,11[G ]| You sold your kindness at a boundless rate, 101:013,11[G ]| And then o'erpaid the debt from his estate; 101:013,11[G ]| Which$6#1$, mouldering piecemeal, in$4$ your hands did fall 101:013,11[G ]| Till now at last you came to$9$ swoop it all. 101:013,11[L ]| The wrong you do my king I can not bear; 101:013,11[L ]| Whose kindness you would odiously compare. ~~ 101:013,11[L ]| The estate was his; which$6#1$, yet since you deny, 101:013,11[L ]| He is now content, in$4$ his own wrong, to$9$ buy. 101:014,11[G ]| And he shall buy it dear what his he calls! 101:014,11[G ]| We will$1$ not give one stone from out these walls. 101:014,11[A ]| Take this for$4$ answer, then, ~~ 101:014,11[A ]| Whate'er your arms have conquered of my land, 101:014,11[A ]| I will$1$, for$4$ peace, resign to$4$ Ferdinand. ~~ 101:014,11[A ]| To$4$ harder terms my mind I can not bring; 101:014,11[A ]| But, as I still have lived, will$1$ die a king. 101:014,11[L ]| Since thus you have resolved, henceforth prepare 101:014,11[L ]| For$4$ all the last extremities of war: 101:014,11[L ]| My king his hope from heaven's assistance draws. 101:014,11[G ]| The Moors have heaven, and me, to$9$ assist their cause. 101:014,11[' ]| 101:014,11[' ]| 101:014,11[M ]| Fair Almahide, 101:014,11[M ]| (Who$6#1$ did with weeping eyes these discords see, 101:014,11[M ]| And fears the omen may unlucky be,) 101:014,11[M ]| Prepares a zambra to$9$ be danced this night, 101:014,11[M ]| In$4$ hope soft pleasures may your minds unite. 101:014,11[A ]| My mistress gently chides the fault I made: 101:014,11[A ]| But tedious business has my love delayed, ~~ 101:014,11[A ]| Business, which$6#1$ dares the joys of kings invade. 101:014,11[G ]| First let us sally out, and meet the foe. 101:014,11[J ]| Led on$5$ by$4$ you, we on$5$ to$4$ triumph go. 101:014,11[A ]| Then with the day let war and tumult cease; 101:014,11[A ]| The night be sacred to$4$ our love and peace: 101:014,11[A ]| It is just some joys on$4$ weary kings should wait; 101:014,11[A ]| It is all we gain by$4$ being slaves to$4$ state. 101:015,11[' ]| 101:015,51[' ]| 101:015,51[' ]| 101:015,51[' ]| 101:015,51[J ]| While she is mine, I have not yet lost all, 101:015,51[J ]| But in$4$ her arms shall have a gentle fall: 101:015,51[J ]| Blessed in$4$ my love, although in$4$ war o'ercome, 101:015,51[J ]| I fly, like$4$ Antony from Actium, 101:015,51[J ]| To$9$ meet a better Cleopatra here.~~ 101:015,51[J ]| You of the watch! you of the watch! appear. 101:015,51[W ]| Who$6#2$ calls below? What is your demand? 101:015,51[J ]| It is I: 101:015,51[J ]| Open the gate with speed; the foe is nigh. 101:015,51[W ]| What orders for$4$ admittance do you bring? 101:015,51[J ]| Slave, my own orders: look, and know the king. 101:015,51[W ]| I know you; but my charge is so$5#1$ severe, 101:015,51[W ]| That$3$ none, without exception, enter here. 101:015,51[J ]| Traitor, and rebel! thou shalt shortly see 101:015,51[J ]| Thy orders are not to$9$ extend to$4$ me. 101:015,51[N ]| What saucy slave so$5#1$ rudely does exclaim, 101:015,51[N ]| And brands my subject with a rebel's name? 101:015,51[J ]| Dear Lyndaraxa, haste; the foes pursue. 101:016,51[N ]| My lord, the Prince Abdalla, is it you? 101:016,51[N ]| I scarcely can believe the words I hear; 101:016,51[N ]| Could you so$5#1$ coarsely treat my officer? 101:016,51[J ]| He forced me; but the danger nearer draws: 101:016,51[J ]| When I am entered, you shall know the cause. 101:016,51[N ]| Entered! Why, have you any business here? 101:016,51[J ]| I am pursued, the enemy is near. 101:016,51[N ]| Are you pursued, and do you thus delay 101:016,51[N ]| To$9$ save yourself? Make haste, my lord, away. 101:016,51[J ]| Give me not cause to$9$ think you mock my grief: 101:016,51[J ]| What place have I, but this, for$4$ my relief? 101:016,51[N ]| This favour does your handmaid much oblige, 101:016,51[N ]| But we are not provided for$4$ a siege: 101:016,51[N ]| My subjects few; and their provision thin; 101:016,51[N ]| The foe is strong without, we weak within. 101:016,51[N ]| This to$4$ my noble lord may seem unkind, 101:016,51[N ]| But he will$1$ weigh it in$4$ his princely mind; 101:016,51[N ]| And pardon her, who$6#1$ does assurance want 101:016,51[N ]| So$5#1$ much, she blushes when she can not grant. 101:016,51[J ]| Yes, you may blush; and you have cause to$9$ weep. 101:016,51[J ]| Is this the faith you promised me to$9$ keep? 101:016,51[J ]| Ah yet, if to$4$ a lover you will$1$ bring 101:016,51[J ]| No$2$ succour, give your succour to$4$ a king. 101:016,51[N ]| A king is he, whom nothing can withstand; 101:016,51[N ]| Who$6#1$ men and money can with ease command. 101:016,51[N ]| A king is he, whom fortune still does bless; 101:016,51[N ]| He is a king, who$6#1$ does a crown possess. 101:016,51[N ]| If you would have me think that$3$ you are he, 101:017,51[N ]| Produce to$9$ view your marks of sovereignty; 101:017,51[N ]| But if yourself alone for$4$ proof you bring, 101:017,51[N ]| You are but a single person, not a king. 101:017,51[J ]| Ungrateful maid, did I for$4$ this rebel? 101:017,51[J ]| I say no$2$ more; but I have loved too well. 101:017,51[N ]| Who$6#2$ but yourself did that$6#2$ rebellion move? 101:017,51[N ]| Did I e'er promise to$9$ receive your love? 101:017,51[N ]| Is it my fault you are not fortunate? 101:017,51[N ]| I love a king, but a poor rebel hate. 101:017,51[J ]| Who$6#1$ follow fortune, still are in$4$ the right; 101:017,51[J ]| But let me be protected here this night. 101:017,51[N ]| The place tomorrow will$1$ be circled round; 101:017,51[N ]| And then no$2$ way will$1$ for$4$ your flight be found. 101:017,51[J ]| I hear my enemies just coming on$5$; 101:017,51[' ]| 101:017,51[J ]| Protect me but one hour till they are gone. 101:017,51[N ]| They will$1$ know you have been here; it can not be; 101:017,51[N ]| That$6#2$ very hour you stay, will$1$ ruin me: 101:017,51[N ]| For$3$ if the foe behold our interview, 101:017,51[N ]| I shall be thought a rebel too, like$4$ you. 101:017,51[N ]| Haste hence; and, that$3$ your flight may prosperous prove 101:017,51[N ]| I will$1$ recommend you to$4$ the powers above. 101:017,51[' ]| 101:017,51[J ]| She is gone: Ah, faithless and ungrateful maid! ~~ 101:017,51[J ]| I hear some tread; and fear I am betrayed. 101:017,51[J ]| I will$1$ to$4$ the Spanish king; and try if he, 101:017,51[J ]| To$9$ countenance his own right, will$1$ succour me: 101:017,51[J ]| There is more faith in$4$ Christian dogs, than thee. 101:017,51[' ]| 101:018,51[' ]| 101:018,51[O ]| I wish 101:018,51[O ]| (To$9$ merit all these thanks) I could have said, 101:018,51[O ]| My pity only did his virtue aid; 101:018,51[O ]| It was pity, but it was of a love-sick maid. 101:018,51[O ]| His manly suffering my esteem did move; 101:018,51[O ]| That$6#2$ bred compassion, and compassion love. 101:018,51[F ]| O blessing sold me at too cheap a rate! 101:018,51[F ]| My danger was the benefit of fate. 101:018,51[' ]| 101:018,51[F ]| But that$3$ you may my fair deliverer know, 101:018,51[F ]| She was not only born our house's foe, 101:018,51[F ]| But to$4$ my death by$4$ powerful reasons led; 101:018,51[F ]| At least, in$4$ justice, she might wish me dead. 101:018,51[B ]| But why thus long do you her name conceal? 101:018,51[F ]| To$9$ gain belief for$4$ what I now reveal: 101:018,51[F ]| Even thus prepared, you scarce can think it true, 101:018,51[F ]| The saver of my life from Selin drew 101:018,51[F ]| Her birth; and was his sister whom I slew. 101:018,51[B ]| No$2$ more; it can not, was not, must not be: 101:018,51[B ]| Upon$4$ my blessing, say not it was she. 101:018,51[B ]| The daughter of the only man I hate! 101:018,51[B ]| Two contradictions twisted in$4$ a fate! 101:018,51[F ]| The mutual hate, which$6#1$ you and Selin bore, 101:018,51[F ]| Does but exalt her generous pity more. 101:018,51[F ]| Could she a brother's death forgive to$4$ me, 101:018,51[F ]| And can not you forget her family? 101:018,51[F ]| Can you so$5#1$ ill requite the life I owe, 101:018,51[F ]| To$9$ reckon her, who$6#1$ gave it, still your foe? 101:018,51[F ]| It lends too great a lustre to$4$ her line, 101:018,51[F ]| To$9$ let her virtue ours so$5#1$ much outshine. 101:018,51[B ]| Thou gav'st her line the advantage which$6#1$ they have, 101:018,51[B ]| By$4$ meanly taking of the life they gave. 101:018,51[B ]| Grant that$3$ it did in$4$ her a pity show; 101:018,51[B ]| But would my son be pitied by$4$ a foe? 101:019,51[B ]| She has the glory of thy act defaced: 101:019,51[B ]| Thou kill'dst her brother; but she triumphs last: 101:019,51[B ]| Poorly for$4$ us our enmity would cease; 101:019,51[B ]| When we are beaten, we receive a peace. 101:019,51[O ]| If that$6#2$ be all in$4$ which$6#1$ you disagree, 101:019,51[O ]| I must confess it was Ozmyn conquered me. 101:019,51[O ]| Had I beheld him basely beg his life, 101:019,51[O ]| I should not now submit to$9$ be his wife; 101:019,51[O ]| But when I saw his courage death control, 101:019,51[O ]| I paid a secret homage to$4$ his soul; 101:019,51[O ]| And thought my cruel father much to$9$ blame, 101:019,51[O ]| Since Ozmyn's virtue his revenge did shame. 101:019,51[B ]| What constancy canst thou e'er hope to$9$ find 101:019,51[B ]| In$4$ that$6#2$ unstable, and soon conquered mind? 101:019,51[B ]| What piety canst thou expect from her, 101:019,51[B ]| Who$6#2$ could forgive a brother's murderer? 101:019,51[B ]| Or, what obedience hop'st thou to$9$ be paid, 101:019,51[B ]| From one who$6#1$ first her father disobeyed? 101:019,51[F ]| Nature, that$6#1$ bids us parents to$9$ obey, 101:019,51[F ]| Bids parents their commands by$4$ reason weigh; 101:019,51[F ]| And you her virtue by$4$ your praise did own, 101:019,51[F ]| Before you knew by$4$ whom the act was done. 101:019,51[B ]| Your reasons speak too much of insolence; 101:019,51[B ]| Her birth is a crime past pardon or defence. 101:019,51[B ]| Know, that$3$ as Selin was not won by$4$ thee, 101:019,51[B ]| Neither will$1$ I by$4$ Selin's daughter be. 101:019,51[B ]| Leave her, or cease henceforth to$9$ be my son: 101:019,51[B ]| This is my will$0$; and this I will$1$ have done. 101:019,51[' ]| 101:019,51[F ]| It is a murdering will$0$, 101:019,51[F ]| That$6#1$ whirls along with an impetuous sway, 101:019,51[F ]| And, like$4$ chain-shot, sweeps all things in$4$ its way. 101:019,51[F ]| He does my honour want of duty call; 101:019,51[F ]| To$4$ that$6#2$, and love, he has no$2$ right at all. 101:019,51[O ]| No$7$, Ozmyn, no$7$; it is a much less ill 101:020,51[O ]| To$9$ leave me, than dispute a father's will$0$: 101:020,51[O ]| If I had any title to$4$ your love, 101:020,51[O ]| Your father's greater right does mine remove: 101:020,51[O ]| Your vows and faith I give you back again, 101:020,51[O ]| Since neither can be kept without a sin. 101:020,51[F ]| Nothing but death my vows can give me back: 101:020,51[F ]| They are not yours to$9$ give, nor mine to$9$ take. 101:020,51[O ]| Nay, think not, though I could your vows resign, 101:020,51[O ]| My love or virtue could dispense with mine. 101:020,51[O ]| I would extinguish your unlucky fire, 101:020,51[O ]| To$9$ make you happy in$4$ some new desire: 101:020,51[O ]| I can preserve enough for$4$ me and you, 101:020,51[O ]| And love, and be unfortunate, for$4$ two. 101:020,51[F ]| In$4$ all that$6#1$ is good and great 101:020,51[F ]| You vanquish me so$5#1$ fast, that$3$ in$4$ the end 101:020,51[F ]| I shall have nothing left me to$9$ defend. 101:020,51[F ]| From every post you force me to$9$ remove; 101:020,51[F ]| But let me keep my last entrenchment, love. 101:020,51[O ]| Love then, my Ozmyn; I will$1$ be content 101:020,51[' ]| 101:020,51[O ]| To$9$ make you wretched by$4$ your own consent: 101:020,51[O ]| Live poor, despised, and banished for$4$ my sake, 101:020,51[O ]| And all the burden of my sorrows take; 101:020,51[O ]| For$3$, as for$4$ me, in$4$ whatsoe'er estate, 101:020,51[O ]| While I have you, I must be fortunate. 101:020,51[F ]| Thus then, secured of what we hold most dear 101:020,51[F ]| (Each other's love) we will$1$ go ~~ I know not where. 101:020,51[F ]| For$3$ where, alas, should we our flight begin? 101:020,51[F ]| The foe is without; our parents are within. 101:020,51[O ]| I will$1$ fly to$4$ you, and you shall fly to$4$ me; 101:020,51[O ]| Our flight but to$4$ each other's arms shall be. 101:020,51[O ]| To$4$ providence and chance permit the rest; 101:020,51[O ]| Let us but love enough, and we are blest. 101:020,51[' ]| 101:021,52[' ]| 101:021,52[' ]| 101:021,52[' ]| 101:021,52[C ]| They are Lyndaraxa's brothers; for$4$ her sake 101:021,52[C ]| Their lives and pardon my request I make. 101:021,52[A ]| Then, Zulema and Hamet, live; but know, 101:021,52[A ]| Your lives to$4$ Abdelmelech's suit you owe. 101:021,52[D ]| The grace received so$5#1$ much my hope exceeds, 101:021,52[D ]| That$3$ words come weak and short to$9$ answer deeds. 101:021,52[D ]| You have made a venture, sir, and time must show, 101:021,52[D ]| If this great mercy you did well bestow. 101:021,52[A ]| You, Abdelmelech, haste before it is night, 101:021,52[A ]| And close pursue my brother in$4$ his flight. 101:021,52[' ]| 101:021,52[' ]| 101:021,52[A ]| But see, with Almahide 101:021,52[A ]| The brave Almanzor comes, whose conquering sword 101:021,52[A ]| The crown, it once took from me, has restored. 101:021,52[A ]| How can I recompense so$5#1$ great desert! 101:021,52[G ]| I bring you, sir, performed in$4$ every part 101:021,52[G ]| My promise made; your foes are fled or slain; 101:021,52[G ]| Without a rival, absolute you reign. 101:021,52[G ]| Yet though, in$4$ justice, this enough may be, 101:021,52[G ]| It is too little to$9$ be done by$4$ me: 101:021,52[G ]| I beg to$9$ go, 101:021,52[G ]| Where my own courage and your fortune calls, 101:021,52[G ]| To$9$ chase these misbelievers from our walls. 101:021,52[G ]| I can not breathe within this narrow space; 101:021,52[G ]| My heart is too big, and swells beyond the place. 101:021,52[A ]| You can perform, brave warrior, what you please; 101:021,52[A ]| Fate listens to$4$ your voice, and then decrees. 101:021,52[A ]| Now I no$2$ longer fear the Spanish powers; 101:021,52[A ]| Already we are free, and conquerors. 101:021,52[G ]| Accept, great king, to-morrow, from my hand, 101:021,52[G ]| The captive head of conquered Ferdinand. 101:022,52[G ]| You shall not only what you lost regain, 101:022,52[G ]| But o'er the Biscayan mountains to$4$ the main, 101:022,52[G ]| Extend your sway, where never Moor did reign. 101:022,52[B ]| What, in$4$ another, vanity would seem, 101:022,52[B ]| Appears but noble confidence in$4$ him; 101:022,52[B ]| No$2$ haughty boasting, but a manly pride; 101:022,52[B ]| A soul too fiery, and too great to$9$ guide: 101:022,52[B ]| He moves eccentric, like$4$ a wandering star, 101:022,52[B ]| Whose motion is just, though it is not regular. 101:022,52[A ]| It is for$4$ you, brave man, and only you, 101:022,52[A ]| Greatly to$9$ speak, and yet more greatly do. 101:022,52[A ]| But, if your benefits too far extend, 101:022,52[A ]| I must be left ungrateful in$4$ the end: 101:022,52[A ]| Yet somewhat I would pay, 101:022,52[A ]| Before my debts above all reckoning grow, 101:022,52[A ]| To$9$ keep me from the shame of what I owe. 101:022,52[A ]| But you 101:022,52[A ]| Are conscious to$4$ yourself of such desert, 101:022,52[A ]| That$3$ of your gift I fear to$9$ offer part. 101:022,52[G ]| When I shall have declared my high request, 101:022,52[G ]| So$5#1$ much presumption there will$1$ be confest, 101:022,52[G ]| That$3$ you will$1$ find your gifts I do not shun; 101:022,52[G ]| But rather much o'er-rate the service done. 101:022,52[A ]| Give wing to$4$ your desires, and let 'em fly, 101:022,52[A ]| Secure they can not mount a pitch too high. 101:022,52[A ]| So$3$ bless me, Allah, both in$4$ peace and war, 101:022,52[A ]| As I accord, whate'er your wishes are. 101:022,52[G ]| Emboldened by$4$ the promise of a prince, 101:022,52[' ]| 101:022,52[G ]| I ask this lady now with confidence. 101:022,52[A ]| You ask the only thing I can not grant. 101:022,52[' ]| 101:022,52[A ]| But, as a stranger, you are ignorant 101:022,52[A ]| Of what by$4$ public fame my subjects know; 101:022,52[A ]| She is my mistress. 101:023,52[B ]| ~~ And my daughter too. 101:023,52[G ]| Believe, old man, that$3$ I her father knew: 101:023,52[G ]| What else should make Almanzor kneel to$4$ you? ~~ 101:023,52[G ]| Nor doubt, sir, but your right to$4$ her was known: 101:023,52[G ]| For$3$ had you had no$2$ claim but love alone, 101:023,52[G ]| I could produce a better of my own. 101:023,52[P ]| Almanzor, you forget my last request: 101:023,52[P ]| Your words have too much haughtiness expressed. 101:023,52[P ]| Is this the humble way you were to$9$ move? 101:023,52[G ]| I was too far transported by$4$ my love. 101:023,52[G ]| Forgive me; for$3$ I had not learned to$9$ sue 101:023,52[G ]| To$4$ anything before, but Heaven and you, ~~ 101:023,52[G ]| Sir, at your feet, I make it my request ~~ 101:023,52[' ]| 101:023,52[' ]| 101:023,52[G ]| Though, without boasting, I deserve her best; 101:023,52[G ]| For$3$ you her love with gaudy titles sought, 101:023,52[G ]| But I her heart with blood and dangers bought. 101:023,52[A ]| The blood, which$6#1$ you have shed in$4$ her defence, 101:023,52[A ]| Shall have in$4$ time a fitting recompence: 101:023,52[A ]| Or, if you think your services delayed, 101:023,52[A ]| Name but your price, and you shall soon be paid. 101:023,52[G ]| My price! ~~ why, king, you do not think you deal 101:023,52[G ]| With one who$6#1$ sets his services to$4$ sale? 101:023,52[G ]| Reserve your gifts for$4$ those who$6#1$ gifts regard; 101:023,52[G ]| And know, I think myself above reward. 101:023,52[A ]| Then sure you are some godhead; and our care 101:023,52[A ]| Must be to$9$ come with incense and with prayer. 101:023,52[G ]| As little as you think yourself obliged, 101:023,52[G ]| You would be glad to$9$ do it, when next besieged. 101:023,52[G ]| But I am pleased there should be nothing due; 101:023,52[G ]| For$3$ what I did was for$4$ myself, not you. 101:023,52[A ]| You with contempt on$4$ meaner gifts look down; 101:023,52[A ]| And, aiming at my queen, disdain my crown. 101:023,52[A ]| That$6#2$ crown, restored, deserves no$2$ recompence, 101:024,52[A ]| Since you would rob the fairest jewel thence. 101:024,52[A ]| Dare not henceforth ungrateful me to$9$ call; 101:024,52[A ]| Whate'er I owed you, this has cancelled all. 101:024,52[G ]| I will$1$ call thee thankless, king, and perjured both: 101:024,52[G ]| Thou swor'st by$4$ Allah, and hast broke thy oath. 101:024,52[G ]| But thou dost well; thou tak'st the cheapest way; 101:024,52[G ]| Not to$4$ own services thou canst not pay. 101:024,52[A ]| My patience more than pays thy service past; 101:024,52[A ]| But now this insolence shall be thy last. 101:024,52[A ]| Hence from my sight! and take it as a grace, 101:024,52[A ]| Thou liv'st, and art but banished from the place. 101:024,52[G ]| Where'er I go, there can no$2$ exile be; 101:024,52[G ]| But from Almanzor's sight I banish thee: 101:024,52[G ]| I will$1$ not now, if thou wouldst beg me, stay; 101:024,52[G ]| But I will$1$ take my Almahide away. 101:024,52[G ]| Stay thou with all thy subjects here; but know, 101:024,52[G ]| We leave thy city empty when we go. 101:024,52[' ]| 101:024,52[A ]| Fall on$5$; take; kill the traitor. 101:024,52[' ]| 101:024,52[' ]| 101:024,52[' ]| 101:024,52[G ]| ~~ Base and poor, 101:024,52[G ]| Blush that$3$ thou art Almanzor's conqueror. 101:024,52[' ]| 101:024,52[G ]| Farewell, my Almahide! 101:024,52[G ]| Life of itself will$1$ go, now thou art gone, 101:024,52[G ]| Like$4$ flies in$4$ winter, when they lose the sun. 101:024,52[' ]| 101:024,52[B ]| Revenge, and taken so$5#1$ secure a way, 101:024,52[B ]| Are blessings which$6#1$ Heaven sends not every day. 101:024,52[A ]| I will$1$ at leisure now revenge my wrong; 101:024,52[A ]| And, traitor, thou shalt feel my vengeance long: 101:024,52[A ]| Thou shalt not die just at thy own desire, 101:024,52[A ]| But see my nuptials, and with rage expire. 101:025,52[G ]| Thou darest not marry her while I am in$4$ sight: 101:025,52[G ]| With a bent brow thy priest and thee I will$1$ fright; 101:025,52[G ]| And in$4$ that$6#2$ scene, 101:025,52[G ]| Which$6#1$ all thy hopes and wishes should content, 101:025,52[G ]| The thought of me shall make thee impotent. 101:025,52[' ]| 101:025,52[A ]| As some fair tulip, by$4$ a storm oppressed, 101:025,52[' ]| 101:025,52[A ]| Shrinks up$5$, and folds its silken arms to$9$ rest; 101:025,52[A ]| And, bending to$4$ the blast, all pale and dead, 101:025,52[A ]| Hears, from within, the wind sing round its head, ~~ 101:025,52[A ]| So$5#2$, shrouded up$5$, your beauty disappears: 101:025,52[A ]| Unveil, my love, and lay aside your fears. 101:025,52[A ]| The storm, that$6#1$ caused your fright, is passed and done. 101:025,52[' ]| 101:025,52[P ]| So$5#2$ flowers peep out too soon, and miss the sun. 101:025,52[' ]| 101:025,52[A ]| What mystery in$4$ this strange behaviour lies? 101:025,52[P ]| Let me for*ever hide these guilty eyes. 101:025,52[P ]| Which$6#1$ lighted my Almanzor to$4$ his tomb; 101:025,52[P ]| Or, let them blaze, to$9$ show me there a room. 101:025,52[A ]| Heaven lent their lustre for$4$ a nobler end; 101:025,52[A ]| A thousand torches must their light attend, 101:025,52[A ]| To$9$ lead you to$4$ a temple and a crown. 101:025,52[A ]| Why does my fairest Almahide frown? 101:025,52[A ]| Am I less pleasing than I was before, 101:025,52[A ]| Or, is the insolent Almanzor more? 101:025,52[P ]| I justly own that$3$ I some pity have, 101:025,52[P ]| Not for$4$ the insolent, but for$4$ the brave. 101:025,52[B ]| Though to$4$ your king your duty you neglect 101:025,52[B ]| Know, Almahide, I look for$4$ more respect: 101:025,52[B ]| And, if a parent's charge your mind can move, 101:025,52[B ]| Receive the blessing of a monarch's love. 101:025,52[P ]| Did he my freedom to$4$ his life prefer, 101:025,52[P ]| And shall I wed Almanzor's murderer? 101:026,52[P ]| No$7$, sir; I can not to$4$ your will$0$ submit; 101:026,52[P ]| Your way is too rugged for$4$ my tender feet. 101:026,52[B ]| You must be driven where you refuse to$9$ go; 101:026,52[B ]| And taught, by$4$ force, your happiness to$9$ know. 101:026,52[P ]| To$9$ force me, sir, is much unworthy you, 101:026,52[' ]| 101:026,52[P ]| And, when you would, impossible to$9$ do. 101:026,52[P ]| If force could bend me, you might think, with shame, 101:026,52[P ]| That$3$ I debased the blood from whence I came. 101:026,52[P ]| My soul is soft, which$6#1$ you may gently lay 101:026,52[P ]| In$4$ your loose palm; but, when it is pressed to$9$ stay, 101:026,52[P ]| Like$4$ water, it deludes your grasp, and slips away. 101:026,52[A ]| I find I must revoke what I decreed: 101:026,52[A ]| Almanzor's death my nuptials must precede. 101:026,52[A ]| Love is a magic which$6#1$ the lover ties; 101:026,52[A ]| But charms still end when the magician dies. 101:026,52[A ]| Go; let me hear my hated rival's dead; 101:026,52[' ]| 101:026,52[A ]| And, to$9$ convince my eyes, bring back his head. 101:026,52[P ]| Go on$5$: I wish no$2$ other way to$9$ prove 101:026,52[P ]| That$3$ I am worthy of Almanzor's love. 101:026,52[P ]| We will$1$ in$4$ death, at least, united be: 101:026,52[P ]| I will$1$ show you I can die as well as he, 101:026,52[A ]| What should I do! when equally I dread 101:026,52[A ]| Almanzor living and Almanzor dead! ~~ 101:026,52[A ]| Yet, by$4$ your promise, you are mine alone. 101:026,52[P ]| How dare you claim my faith, and break your own? 101:026,52[B ]| This for$4$ your virtue is a weak defence: 101:026,52[B ]| No$2$ second vows can with your first dispense. 101:026,52[B ]| Yet, since the king did to$4$ Almanzor swear, 101:026,52[B ]| And in$4$ his death ungrateful may appear, 101:026,52[B ]| He ought, in$4$ justice, first to$9$ spare his life, 101:026,52[B ]| And then to$9$ claim your promise as his wife. 101:026,52[P ]| Whate'er my secret inclinations be, 101:026,52[P ]| To$4$ this, since honour ties me, I agree: 101:027,52[P ]| Yet I declare, and to$4$ the world will$1$ own, 101:027,52[P ]| That$3$, far from seeking, I would shun the throne, 101:027,52[P ]| And with Almanzor lead a humble life: 101:027,52[P ]| There is a private greatness in$4$ his wife. 101:027,52[A ]| That$6#2$ little love I have, I hardly buy; 101:027,52[A ]| You give my rival all, while you deny: 101:027,52[A ]| Yet, Almahide, to$9$ let you see your power, 101:027,52[A ]| Your loved Almanzor shall be free this hour. 101:027,52[A ]| You are obeyed; but it is so$5#1$ great a grace, 101:027,52[A ]| That$3$ I could wish me in$4$ my rival's place. 101:027,52[' ]| 101:027,52[P ]| How blessed was I before this fatal day, 101:027,52[P ]| When all I knew of love, was to$9$ obey! 101:027,52[P ]| It was life becalmed, without a gentle breath; 101:027,52[P ]| Though not so$5#1$ cold, yet motionless as death. 101:027,52[P ]| A heavy quiet state; but love, all strife, 101:027,52[P ]| All rapid, is the hurricane of life. 101:027,52[P ]| Had love not shown me, I had never seen 101:027,52[P ]| An excellence beyond Boabdelin. 101:027,52[P ]| I had not, aiming higher, lost my rest; 101:027,52[P ]| But with a vulgar good been dully blest: 101:027,52[P ]| But, in$4$ Almanzor, having seen what is rare, 101:027,52[P ]| Now I have learnt too sharply to$9$ compare; 101:027,52[P ]| And, like$4$ a favourite quickly in$4$ disgrace, 101:027,52[P ]| Just knew the value ere I lost the place. 101:027,52[' ]| 101:027,52[G ]| I see the end for$4$ which$6#1$ I am hither sent, 101:027,52[G ]| To$9$ double, by$4$ your sight, my punishment. 101:027,52[G ]| There is a shame in$4$ bonds I can not bear; 101:027,52[G ]| Far more than death, to$9$ meet your eyes I fear. 101:027,52[P ]| That$6#2$ shame of long continuance shall not be: 101:027,52[' ]| 101:027,52[P ]| The king, at my entreaty, sets you free. 101:027,52[G ]| The king! my wonder is greater than before; 101:028,52[G ]| How did he dare my freedom to$9$ restore? 101:028,52[G ]| He like$4$ some captive lion uses me; 101:028,52[G ]| He runs away before he sets me free, 101:028,52[G ]| And takes a sanctuary in$4$ his court: 101:028,52[G ]| I will$1$ rather lose my life than thank him for$4$ it. 101:028,52[P ]| If any subject for$4$ your thanks there be, 101:028,52[P ]| The king expects them not; you owe them me. 101:028,52[P ]| Our freedoms through each other's hands have past; 101:028,52[P ]| You give me my revenge in$4$ winning last. 101:028,52[G ]| Then fate commodiously for$4$ me has done; 101:028,52[G ]| To$9$ lose mine there where I would have it won. 101:028,52[P ]| Almanzor, you too soon will$1$ understand, 101:028,52[P ]| That$3$ what I win is on$4$ another's hand. 101:028,52[P ]| The king (who$6#1$ doomed you to$4$ a cruel fate) 101:028,52[P ]| Gave to$4$ my prayers both his revenge and hate; 101:028,52[P ]| But at no$2$ other price would rate your life, 101:028,52[P ]| Than my consent and oath to$9$ be his wife. 101:028,52[G ]| Would you, to$9$ save my life, my love betray? 101:028,52[G ]| Here; take me; bind me; carry me away; 101:028,52[G ]| Kill me! I will$1$ kill you if you disobey. 101:028,52[' ]| 101:028,52[P ]| That$6#2$ absolute command your love does give, 101:028,52[P ]| I take, and charge you by$4$ that$6#2$ power to$9$ live. 101:028,52[G ]| When death, the last of comforts, you refuse, 101:028,52[G ]| Your power, like$4$ heaven upon$4$ the damned, you use; 101:028,52[G ]| You force me in$4$ my being to$9$ remain, 101:028,52[G ]| To$9$ make me last, and keep me fresh for$4$ pain. 101:028,52[G ]| When all my joys are gone, 101:028,52[G ]| What cause can I for$4$ living longer give, 101:028,52[G ]| But a dull, lazy habitude to$9$ live? 101:028,52[P ]| Rash men, like$4$ you, and impotent of will$0$, 101:028,52[P ]| Give chance no$2$ time to$9$ turn, but urge her still; 101:028,52[P ]| She would repent; you push the quarrel on$5$, 101:028,52[P ]| And once because she went, she must be gone. 101:028,52[G ]| She shall not turn; what is it she can do, 101:029,52[G ]| To$9$ recompense me for$4$ the loss of you? 101:029,52[P ]| Heaven will$1$ reward your worth some better way: 101:029,52[P ]| At least, for$4$ me, you have but lost one day. 101:029,52[P ]| Nor is it a real loss which$6#1$ you deplore; 101:029,52[P ]| You sought a heart that$6#1$ was engaged before. 101:029,52[P ]| It was a swift love which$6#1$ took you in$4$ his way; 101:029,52[P ]| Flew only through your heart, but made no$2$ stay: 101:029,52[P ]| It was but a dream, where truth had not a place; 101:029,52[P ]| A scene of fancy, moved so$5#1$ swift a pace, 101:029,52[P ]| And shifted, that$3$ you can but think it was; ~~ 101:029,52[P ]| Let, then, the short vexatious vision pass. 101:029,52[G ]| My joys, indeed, are dreams; but not my pain: 101:029,52[G ]| It was a swift ruin, but the marks remain. 101:029,52[G ]| When some fierce fire lays goodly buildings waste, 101:029,52[G ]| Would you conclude 101:029,52[G ]| There had been none, because the burning is past? 101:029,52[P ]| It was your fault that$3$ fire seized all your breast; 101:029,52[P ]| You should have blown up$5$ some to$9$ save the rest: 101:029,52[P ]| But it is, at worst, but so$5#1$ consumed by$4$ fire, 101:029,52[P ]| As cities are, that$6#1$ by$4$ their falls rise higher. 101:029,52[P ]| Build love a nobler temple in$4$ my place; 101:029,52[P ]| You will$1$ find the fire has but enlarged your space. 101:029,52[G ]| Your love has undone me; I am grown so$5#1$ poor, 101:029,52[G ]| I sadly view the ground I had before, 101:029,52[G ]| But want a stock, and ne'er can build it more. 101:029,52[P ]| Then say what charity I can allow; 101:029,52[P ]| I would contribute if I knew but how. 101:029,52[P ]| Take friendship; or, if that$6#2$ too small appear, 101:029,52[P ]| Take love, ~~ which$6#1$ sisters may to$4$ brothers bear. 101:029,52[G ]| A sister's love! that$6#2$ is so$5#1$ palled a thing, 101:029,52[G ]| What pleasure can it to$4$ a lover bring? 101:029,52[G ]| It is like$4$ thin food to$4$ men in$4$ fevers spent; 101:029,52[G ]| Just keeps alive, but gives no$2$ nourishment. 101:029,52[G ]| What hopes, what fears, what transports can it move? 101:029,52[G ]| It is but the ghost of a departed love. 101:030,52[P ]| You, like$4$ some greedy cormorant, devour 101:030,52[P ]| All my whole life can give you in$4$ an hour. 101:030,52[P ]| What more I can do for$4$ you is to$9$ die, 101:030,52[P ]| And that$6#2$ must follow, if you this deny. 101:030,52[P ]| Since I gave up$5$ my love, that$3$ you might live, 101:030,52[P ]| You, in$4$ refusing life, my sentence give. 101:030,52[G ]| Far from my breast be such an impious thought! 101:030,52[G ]| Your death would lose the quiet mine had sought. 101:030,52[G ]| I will$1$ live for$4$ you, in$4$ spite of misery; 101:030,52[G ]| But you shall grant that$3$ I had rather die. 101:030,52[G ]| I will$1$ be so$5#1$ wretched, filled with such despair, 101:030,52[G ]| That$3$ you shall see, to$9$ live was more to$9$ dare. 101:030,52[P ]| Adieu, then, O my soul's far better part! 101:030,52[P ]| Your image sticks so$5#1$ close, 101:030,52[P ]| That$3$ the blood follows from my rending heart. 101:030,52[P ]| A last farewell! 101:030,52[P ]| For$3$, since the last must come, the rest are vain, 101:030,52[P ]| Like$4$ gasps in$4$ death, which$6#1$ but prolong our pain. 101:030,52[P ]| But, since the king is now a part of me, 101:030,52[P ]| Cease from henceforth to$9$ be his enemy. 101:030,52[P ]| Go now, for$4$ pity go! for$3$, if you stay, 101:030,52[P ]| I fear I shall have something still to$9$ say. 101:030,52[P ]| Thus ~~ I for*ever shut you from my sight. 101:030,52[' ]| 101:030,52[G ]| Like$4$ one thrust out in$4$ a cold winter's night, 101:030,52[G ]| Yet shivering underneath your gate I stay; 101:030,52[G ]| One look ~~ I can not go before it is day. ~~ 101:030,52[' ]| 101:030,52[G ]| Not one ~~ Farewell: Whate'er my sufferings be 101:030,52[G ]| Within, I will$1$ speak farewell as loud as she: 101:030,52[G ]| I will$1$ not be outdone in$4$ constancy. ~~ 101:030,52[' ]| 101:030,52[G ]| Then like$4$ a dying conqueror I go; 101:030,52[G ]| At least I have looked last upon$4$ my foe. 101:030,52[G ]| I go ~~ but if too heavily I move, 101:031,52[G ]| I walk encumbered with a weight of love. 101:031,52[G ]| Fain I would leave the thought of you behind, 101:031,52[G ]| But still, the more I cast you from my mind, 101:031,52[G ]| You dash, like$4$ water, back, when thrown against the wind. 101:031,52[' ]| 101:031,52[' ]| 101:031,52[' ]| 101:031,52[A ]| With him go all my fears: A guard there wait, 101:031,52[A ]| And see him safe without the city gate. 101:031,52[' ]| 101:031,52[A ]| Now, Abdelmelech, is my brother dead? 101:031,52[C ]| The usurper to$4$ the Christian camp is fled; 101:031,52[C ]| Whom as Granada's lawful king they own, 101:031,52[C ]| And vow, by$4$ force, to$9$ seat him on$4$ the throne. 101:031,52[C ]| Meantime the rebels in$4$ the Albayzyn rest; 101:031,52[C ]| Which$6#1$ is in$4$ Lyndaraxa's name possest, 101:031,52[A ]| Haste and reduce it instantly by$4$ force. 101:031,52[C ]| First give me leave to$9$ prove a milder course. 101:031,52[C ]| She will$1$, perhaps, on$4$ summons yield the place. 101:031,52[A ]| We can not to$4$ your suit refuse her grace. 101:031,52[' ]| 101:031,52[B ]| How fortune persecutes this hoary head! 101:031,52[B ]| My Ozmyn is with Selin's daughter fled. 101:031,52[B ]| But he is no$2$ more my son: 101:031,52[B ]| My hate shall like$4$ a Zegry him pursue, 101:031,52[B ]| 'Till I take back what blood from me he drew. 101:031,52[A ]| Let war and vengeance be to-morrow's care; 101:031,52[A ]| But let us to$4$ the temple now repair. 101:031,52[A ]| A thousand torches make the mosque more bright: 101:031,52[A ]| This must be mine and Almahide's night. 101:031,52[A ]| Hence, ye importunate affairs of state, 101:031,52[A ]| You should not tyrannise on$4$ love, but wait. 101:031,52[A ]| Had life no$2$ love, none would for$4$ business live; 101:031,52[A ]| Yet still from love the largest part we give; 101:031,52[A ]| And must be forced, in$4$ empire's weary toil, 101:031,52[A ]| To$9$ live long wretched, to$9$ be pleased a while. 101:031,52[' ]|