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to extend his favour and confidence towards her: of all the people about him who shared his pleasures and his riches, she was the only one to whom he could talk of the absorbing agony of his soul, the remorse for having renounced his religion and become a renegade. The result was that he one day announced to her that he had made arrangements for realizing the greater part of his fortune, which he divided in two parts, one of which he bestowed on her; with the other he had resolved to go to Rome in pilgrimage and endow a shrine, where he would pass the remainder of his days in prayer and penance.

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      The Story “Where One may Dine Two may Dine” is a particular illustration of this.

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      Moorish palace.

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      Good Cowherdess.

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      Female pilgrim.

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      Moorish castle.

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      Silly Johnny.

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      Mirandola está mirando

      Que bien era de mirar;

      Blanca es como la nieve

      Y como lo claro cristal,

      Colorada como la rosa

      Y como rosa de rosal.

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      If God so will, it may rain with a clear sky.

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      It was completed 1364.

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      Ornamented iron-work in front of the lower windows of Spanish houses.

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      A warm hunting-cap, with flaps to cover the forehead and ears, capable therefore of serving, in some sort, as a disguise.

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The Story “Where One may Dine Two may Dine” is a particular illustration of this.

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Moorish palace.

3

Good Cowherdess.

4

Female pilgrim.

5

Moorish castle.

6

Silly Johnny.

7

Mirandola está mirandoQue bien era de mirar;Blanca es como la nieveY como lo claro cristal,Colorada como la rosaY como rosa de rosal.

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If God so will, it may rain with a clear sky.

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It was completed 1364.

10

Ornamented iron-work in front of the lower windows of Spanish houses.

11

A warm hunting-cap, with flaps to cover the forehead and ears, capable therefore of serving, in some sort, as a disguise.

12

The Sevillians to the present day give a very bad character to the Valencians.

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A spreading vine, trained along a horizontal trellis, so as to form a shady arbour; an unfailing adjunct to most houses in the south of Spain.

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Blunderbuss.

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