| King Charles was returning from the war
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| he welcomes his land to him by encircling it from then.
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| In the sun of the warm spring
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| the armor of the victorious Sire flashes.
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| The blood of the Prince and the Moor
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| they redden the crest of the same color
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| but more than the body's wounds
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| from Carlo the cravings for love are felt.
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| "If you are anxious for glory, thirst for honor
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| extinguishes the war on the victor
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| does not give you a moment to make love.
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| Who then imposes on the sweet bride
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| the belt of chastity, alas, grave
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| in battle he may run the risk of losing the key ».
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| Thus complains the Christian king
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| the wheat bows around, the flowers are crowned.
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| The clear fountain mirror
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| proudly reflects the victor in the saddle of the Moors.
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| When it is composed in the water
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| admirable vision the symbol of love
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| in the thick of long blond braids
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| the breast is confused naked in full sun.
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| "Never was there a more beautiful thing seen
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| I never caught such a maid "
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| King Charles said, quickly getting out of the saddle.
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| "Oh, knight, don't come near
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| what you are looking for is already other joy
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| to another easier source, quench your thirst ».
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| Surprised by a decisive action
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| feeling mocked, King Charles stopped
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| but more than honor was fasting
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| the brown helmet quivering, the sire rose.
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| This was his secret weapon
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| often used by Carlo in great difficulty
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| a big nose appeared to the woman
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| the face of a goat, but it was Majesty of him.
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| "If you weren't my sovereign"
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| Carlo takes off the heavy sword
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| «I would not hide the desire to run away from you.
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| But since you are my lord "
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| Carlo takes off the entire gabion
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| "I must allow myself naked to all modesty".
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| Knight he was very capable
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| and even in that moment of honor he covered himself
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| and come to the end of the battle
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| uncertain about the saddle he tried to go up.
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| The maid harpoons him quickly
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| repente a parcel presents to his lord
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| «Deh, precisely because you are the sire
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| for five thousand lire, a preferential price ».
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| "Is it ever possible, pig of a dog,
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| than adventures in this realm
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| they must all be resolved with great whores.
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| Also on the price there is something to say about it
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| well I remember that before leaving
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| there were rates below three thousand lire ".
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| Told us, act like a big scoundrel
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| leap like a lion in the saddle
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| whipping the horse like a donkey
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| between the wisteria and the elder the king disappears.
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| King Charles was returning from the war
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| he welcomes his land to him by encircling him from then on.
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| In the sun of the warm spring
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| the armor of the victor sire flashes. |