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History of Spanish Literature, vol. 2 (of 3)

Note 439 — Chapter XVIII

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He has even ventured to take the beautiful and familiar ballad, “Sale la Estrella de Venus,”—which is in the Romancero General, the “Guerras de Granada,” and many other places,—and work it up into a dialogue. “El Sol Parado,” Comedias, Tom. XVII., Madrid, 1621, ff. 223-224.

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