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many tent-ropes everywhither broken lie
And pegs wrenched up; the tent-posts on all sides leaned awry. The Moors were very many. To recover they
were fain
But now did Alvar Fa?ez on their rearward fall amain.
Though bitterly it grieved themthey had to fly and yield. Who could put trust in horsehoofsand forthwith
fled the field. Two kings of the Moriscos there in the rout they slew;
And even to Valencia the chase did they pursue.
And mighty is the booty my lord the Cid had ta 'en.
They ravaged all the country and then turned back again.
They brought to Murviédro the booty of the foes.
And great was the rejoicing in the city that arose.
Cebólla have they taken and all the lands anear.
In Valencia they knew not what to do for very fear.
Of my lord Cid the great tidingsbe it knownon all sides spread.
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His renown afar is spreading. Beyond the sea it sped.
Glad were the companies the Cid a glad man was he
That God had given him succor and gained that victory.
And they sent forth their harriers. By night they marched awayThey reached unto Culléraand to Játiva came
they.
And ever downward even to Dénia town they bore.
And all the Moorish country by the sea he wasted sore.
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