The Lay of the Cid
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And unto Zaragoza did the tidings of him go, Nor pleased the Moors; nay rather they were filled with grievouswoe. For fifteen weeks together my lord Cid there did stay. When the good knight saw how greatly Minaya did delay, Then forth with all his henchmen on a night march he tried. And he left all behind him, and forsook the mountain side, Beyond the town of Teruel good don Rodrigo went. In the pine grove of Tevar Roy Diaz pitched his tent. And all the lands about him he harried in the raid, A...nd on Zaragoza city a heavy tribute laid.
When this he had accomplished and three weeks had made an end, Out of Castile Minaya unto the Cid did wend. Two hundred knights were with him that had belted on the brands. Know ye well that there were many foot-soldiers in his bands. When the Cid saw Minaya draw near unto his view, With his horse at a full gallop to embrace the man he flew. He kissed his mouth, his very eyes in that hour kissed the Cid. And then all things he told him, for naught from him he hid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And unto Zaragoza did the tidings of him go, Nor pleased the Moors; nay rather they were filled with grievouswoe. For fifteen weeks together my lord Cid there did stay. When the good knight saw how greatly Minaya did delay, Then forth with all his henchmen on a night march he tried. And he left all behind him, and forsook the mountain side, Beyond the town of Teruel good don Rodrigo went. In the pine grove of Tevar Roy Diaz pitched his tent. And all the lands about him he harried in the raid, A...nd on Zaragoza city a heavy tribute laid.
When this he had accomplished and three weeks had made an end, Out of Castile Minaya unto the Cid did wend. Two hundred knights were with him that had belted on the brands. Know ye well that there were many foot-soldiers in his bands. When the Cid saw Minaya draw near unto his view, With his horse at a full gallop to embrace the man he flew. He kissed his mouth, his very eyes in that hour kissed the Cid. And then all things he told him, for naught from him he hid.
What to read after The Lay of the Cid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ca Cid to read onlineMoreLess
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