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Pero que seja a gente	A
d'outra lei e descreuda	A
os que a Virgen mais aman	B
a esses ela ajuda	A
	-
Fremosa miragre desto	A
fez a Virgen groriosa	C
na cidade de Marrocos	C
que mui gran' e fremosa	C
a un rei que era ende	A
sennor que perigoosa	C
guerra con outro avia	D
per que gran mester ajuda	A
	-
Avia de quen lla d sse	C
ca assi corn' el cercado	A
jazia dentr' en Marrocos	C
ca o outro ja passado	A
era per un grande rio	E
que Morabe chamado	A
con muitos de cavaleiros	C
e mui gran gente miuda	A
	-
E corrian pelas portas	C
da vila e quant' achavan	B
que fosse fora dos muros	C
todo per for a fillavan	B
E porend' os de Marrocos	C
al Rei tal conssello davan	B
que saisse da cidade	A
con b a gent' esleuda	A
	-
D'armas e que mantenente	A
cono outro rei lidasse	C
e logo fora da vila	D
a sina sacar mandasse	C
da Virgen Santa Maria	D
e que per ren non dultasse	C
que os logo non vencesse	C
pois la ouvesse tenduda	A
	-
Demais que sair fesesse	C
dos crish os o concello	D
conas cruzes da eigreja	F
E el creeu seu consello	D
e poi la sina sacaron	B
daquela que espello	D
dos angeos e dos santos	C
e dos mouros foi viuda	A
	-
Wue eran da outra parte	A
atal espant' en colleron	B
que pero gran poder era	D
logo todos se venceron	B
e as tendas que trouxeran	B
e o al todo perderon	B
e morreu y muita gente	A
dessa fea e barvuda	A
	-
E per Morabe passaron	B
que ante passad' ouveran	B
en sen que perdud' avian	B
todo quant' ali trouxeran	B
atan gran medo da sina	B
e das cruzes y preseran	B
que fogindo non avia	D
niun redea teuda	A
	-
E assi Santa Maria	D
ajudou a seus amigos	C
pero que d'outra lei eran	B
a britar seus eemigos	C
que macar que eran muitos	C
nonos pre aron dous figos	C
e assi foi ssa mercee	C
de todos mui conno uda	A
	-
	-
English	G
	-
	-
The Virgin will aid those	C
who most love Her	H
although they may be of another faith	I
and disbelievers	C
	-
The Glorious Virgin	B
performed a beautiful miracle	D
illustrating this theme	J
in the city of Marrakech	K
which is large and beautiful	D
for a king who was then its ruler	H
He was waging bitter war with another king	L
and for this reason he was in great need	A
	-
of assistance from anyone	B
who could give it to him	M
He was besieged inside Marrakech	K
for the other king had already crossed	A
a large river called Morabe	N
with many knights	C
and a great army of foot soldiers	C
	-
	-
They ran toward the gates of the city	A
and all they found outside the walls	C
they took by force	C
Therefore those of Marrakech	K
advised the king to go out	A
of the city with a few good	A
carefully chosen	B
	-
	-
men at arms and fight it out right there	O
with the other king	L
and to order the banner	H
of the Holy Virgin Mary	A
taken out of the city	A
and to doubt not that he would defeat	A
the enemy at once	C
as soon as he had unfurled it	A
	-
Furthermore they advised him	M
to have the Christian congregation go out	A
with the crosses from the church	P
He took their advice	C
and when they took out the banner of that One	B
who is mirror of angels and saints	C
and it was seen by the Moors	C
	-
	-
on the other side they were so alarmed by it that	A
although it was a powerful army	A
all were soon defeated	A
AThey lost the tents they had brought	A
and everything else	C
Many people of that ugly	A
bearded crew died there	O
	-
	-
They fled back across the Morabe River	H
and although they had lost	A
all they had brought there	O
such great fright of the banner	H
and the crosses seized them	Q
that none of them drew back	R
on the reins as they fled	A
	-
	-
Thus Holy Mary helped Her friends	C
although they were of another faith	I
to defeat their enemies	C
for although they were many	A
they did not give	S
two figs about them	Q
In that way was Her mercy	A
made manifest to all	D

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