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Remember the Alamo

CHAPTER XI
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Out of the hearts of lonely shepherds they came; or of women spinning in their quiet houses; yes, even of soldiers in the strong places keeping their watch." "That is the truth, Luis," answered Isabel.

"And every Christmas, when I was in the convent the Sisters made a serenade to the Virgin, or a seguidilla to our blessed Lord.

Very still are the Sisters, but when it comes to singing, I can assure you the angels might listen!" "There is a seguidilla I hear everywhere," said the doctor; "and I never hear it without feeling the better for listening.

It begins--'So noble a Lord.'" "That, indeed!" cried Luis.

"Who knows it not?
It is the seguidilla to our blessed Lord, written by the daughter of Lope de Vega--the holy Marcela Carpio.


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