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Silent and sad was all around;
The marshals view'd the listed ground:
And soon Don Juan's herald came,
His style and title to proclaim,
And Isabel's imputed shame.
The marshals view'd the listed ground:
And soon Don Juan's herald came,
His style and title to proclaim,
And Isabel's imputed shame.
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“Here cometh Merida's brave knight!
He cometh to defend the right,
For his great King's and conscience' sake:
To prove the Queen, so seeming bright,
A foul adult'ress, wanton, light,
He cometh here in single fight,
With knighthood, life, and fame at stake.”
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