Spanish Ballads
Spanish Ballads
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Los condes como lo vieron, no consienten campo, non. Alii hablara el buen rey, bien oireis lo que hablo: "Si no otorgais el campo, yo hare justicia hoy. " Alii hablara un criado de los condes de Carrion : "Ellos otorgan el campo manana en saliendo el sol. " Allf hablara el buen Cid, bien oireis lo que hablo: "Si quieren uno a uno, o si quieren dos a dos: alia va Nuno Gustos, y el ayo que las crio. " Dijo el rey: "Placeme, Cid, y asf lo otorgo yo. " Otro dia de manana muy bien les parten el sol.... Los condes vienen de negro, y los del Cid de color. Ya los meten en el campo, de vellos es gran dolor; luego abajaban las lanzas, icuan bien combatidos son! A los primeros encuentros los condes vencidos son, y Gustos y Pero Bermudez quedaron por vencedores.
THE Cid's horse Bavieca is famous in the ballads. His master greatly valued him, and after the defeat of the Counts of Carrion offered to give the horse to King Alfonso. The King gratefully declined, and Bavieca carried the Cid back to Valencia: and later, bearing his master's body, marched to the burial place at San Pedro de Cardefia of Burgos, and near the same Bavieca was himself afterwards buried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Los condes como lo vieron, no consienten campo, non. Alii hablara el buen rey, bien oireis lo que hablo: "Si no otorgais el campo, yo hare justicia hoy. " Alii hablara un criado de los condes de Carrion : "Ellos otorgan el campo manana en saliendo el sol. " Allf hablara el buen Cid, bien oireis lo que hablo: "Si quieren uno a uno, o si quieren dos a dos: alia va Nuno Gustos, y el ayo que las crio. " Dijo el rey: "Placeme, Cid, y asf lo otorgo yo. " Otro dia de manana muy bien les parten el sol.... Los condes vienen de negro, y los del Cid de color. Ya los meten en el campo, de vellos es gran dolor; luego abajaban las lanzas, icuan bien combatidos son! A los primeros encuentros los condes vencidos son, y Gustos y Pero Bermudez quedaron por vencedores.
THE Cid's horse Bavieca is famous in the ballads. His master greatly valued him, and after the defeat of the Counts of Carrion offered to give the horse to King Alfonso. The King gratefully declined, and Bavieca carried the Cid back to Valencia: and later, bearing his master's body, marched to the burial place at San Pedro de Cardefia of Burgos, and near the same Bavieca was himself afterwards buried.
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