Campeador

Campeador called unto him to stop as he loved him, but Pero Bermudez replied he would stop for nothing, and away he spurred and carried his banner into the middle of the great body of the Moors.

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But King Abenalfange, being sorely grieved hereat, sent to King Pedro of Aragon, and besought him to come and help him against the Campeador.

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_Frithiof_, _Siegfried_, _Robin Hood_ and _Roland_ are all in this book, to be followed by _Cid Campeador_ in Volume IV.

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And the face of the Campeador brightened, and he gave thanks to God, and said, "It will go well with me, Minaya, as long as you, live!"

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(See Study -- Volume X, page 286) _Cid Campeador_ 9

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The introduction to _Cid Campeador_, page 9, will give you information you are likely to need to answer questions.

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Glad was the Campeador, and all they who were with him, when they saw his banner planted in that place.

Young Folks Treasury, Volume 2 (of 12) Various

The delighted spectators were outrageous in their applause, and swore that such a bull-fight had never been witnessed since the days of the Cid Campeador.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 62, No. 382, October 1847 Various

One almost regrets that the figure did not possess the miraculous power of revenge which the corpse of Campeador [19] exerted when the Jew plucked his beard, and fall headlong of its own accord into the thick of its assailants.

Itinerary of Provence and the Rhone Made During the Year 1819 John Hughes

"Smite them, knights, for the love of charity," cried the Campeador.

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