The Civil Wars of Granada And the History of the Factions of the Zegries And a
The Civil Wars of Granada And the History of the Factions of the Zegries And a
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*' The judges and the umpires now interfered, and pacified the Cavaliers, not fufFering fo unreafonable a debate to proceed any fur- ther. Sarracino therefore withdrew from the fquare with the gentlemen of his train, and Abenamar com- manded the rich fpoils to be laid at the foot of Fatima's portrait, whofe joy for the vidory was extremely great, efpecially when fhe beheld the trophies of the challenger's dexterity, though fhe endeavoured as much as pofhble to prevent her fatisfadion from ap- p...earing, not chufing tliat Abenamar fhould imagine himfelf entirely fecure of heraffedion wherein ftie did not in the leaft imitate other ladies of the court, whofe whole delight was the pleafure of public admiration. CHAP. ( "2 ) CHAP. X. The Fetes continued. W. E left Sarracmo fallylng from the fquare in great wrath, and highl}' grieved at his misfortune, which he felt more deeply, as he had loft the beautiful portrait of his ladv ; arriving at his palace, he returned thanks to the gentlemen who efcorted him, and taking off his cap and livery, he daflied them to the ground, and retired to his apartment, where he threw himfelf on his couch and thus began to vent his forrow.
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*' The judges and the umpires now interfered, and pacified the Cavaliers, not fufFering fo unreafonable a debate to proceed any fur- ther. Sarracino therefore withdrew from the fquare with the gentlemen of his train, and Abenamar com- manded the rich fpoils to be laid at the foot of Fatima's portrait, whofe joy for the vidory was extremely great, efpecially when fhe beheld the trophies of the challenger's dexterity, though fhe endeavoured as much as pofhble to prevent her fatisfadion from ap- p...earing, not chufing tliat Abenamar fhould imagine himfelf entirely fecure of heraffedion wherein ftie did not in the leaft imitate other ladies of the court, whofe whole delight was the pleafure of public admiration. CHAP. ( "2 ) CHAP. X. The Fetes continued. W. E left Sarracmo fallylng from the fquare in great wrath, and highl}' grieved at his misfortune, which he felt more deeply, as he had loft the beautiful portrait of his ladv ; arriving at his palace, he returned thanks to the gentlemen who efcorted him, and taking off his cap and livery, he daflied them to the ground, and retired to his apartment, where he threw himfelf on his couch and thus began to vent his forrow.
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