VII.

Keep, Cordova, thy rare renown.

The veils of twilight, falling down,

Could fold around no fairer town;

Yet many a sight, where came the night,

To this, my soul, had seem’d as bright.

I left thee sad; but bore away,

With light to linger night and day,

And charms divine as thine to me,

The dream that came to rival thee.

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