Builders of Spain
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In all consistency the tale should conclude with the vengeful ghost of the departed sultana roaming the halls built with her misappropriated wealth, and disturbing the peace of mind of the beautiful favourite who had 4 CORDOVA not only usurped her place, but had stolen the distinction which belonged to her predecessor. In- stead of which we find that the imperious Zahra continued to flourish yet many years. When she found the mountain back of her new abode dark and forbidding, the enamoured Kin...g at once or- dered its removal, and, when the impossibility of compliance with his command was proved to him, he caused its dark forests to be cut down and replaced by flowering fruit trees.
The building of the villa Az Zahra speedily became a passion with Abd-al-Rahman, and for many years a third of the royal revenue was set aside for its completion. The plans for what soon promised to be a city, were early put into the hands of architects imported from Constantinople; and columns and cut stone were brought from elsewhere In Spain, Southern France, Africa, and even from the East.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all consistency the tale should conclude with the vengeful ghost of the departed sultana roaming the halls built with her misappropriated wealth, and disturbing the peace of mind of the beautiful favourite who had 4 CORDOVA not only usurped her place, but had stolen the distinction which belonged to her predecessor. In- stead of which we find that the imperious Zahra continued to flourish yet many years. When she found the mountain back of her new abode dark and forbidding, the enamoured Kin...g at once or- dered its removal, and, when the impossibility of compliance with his command was proved to him, he caused its dark forests to be cut down and replaced by flowering fruit trees.
The building of the villa Az Zahra speedily became a passion with Abd-al-Rahman, and for many years a third of the royal revenue was set aside for its completion. The plans for what soon promised to be a city, were early put into the hands of architects imported from Constantinople; and columns and cut stone were brought from elsewhere In Spain, Southern France, Africa, and even from the East.
What to read after Builders of Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Crawford Perkins to read onlineMoreLess
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