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La Gitanilla tall dragoons	A
In Andalusian afternoons	A
With ogling eye and compliment	B
Smiled on you as along you went	B
Some sleepy street of old Seville	C
Twirled with a military skill	C
Moustaches buttoned uniforms	A
Of Spanish yellow bowed your charms	A
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Proud wicked head and hair blue black	D
Whence your mantilla half thrown back	D
Discovered shoulders and bold breast	E
Bohemian brown and you were dressed	E
In some short skirt of gipsy red	F
Of smuggled stuff thence stockings dead	F
White silk exposed with many a hole	G
Thro' which your plump legs roguish stole	G
A fleshly look and tiny toes	A
In red morocco shoes with bows	A
Of scarlet ribbons Daintily	G
You walked by me and I did see	A
Your oblique eyes your sensuous lip	H
That gnawed the rose you once did flip	H
At bashful Jose's nose while loud	I
Laughed the guant guards among the crowd	I
And in your brazen chemise thrust	J
Heaved with the swelling of your bust	J
That bunch of white acacia blooms	A
Whiffed past my nostrils hot perfumes	A
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As in a cool neveria	K
I ate an ice with M rim e	A
Dark Carmencita you passed gay	L
All holiday bedizen d	A
A new mantilla on your head	F
A crimson dress bespangled fierce	A
And crescent gold hung in your ears	A
Shone wrought Morisco and each shoe	M
Cordovan leather spangled blue	M
Glanced merriment and from large arms	A
To well turned ancles all your charms	A
Blew flutterings and glitterings	A
Of satin bands and beaded strings	A
And 'round each arm's fair thigh one fold	N
And graceful wrists a twisted gold	N
Coiled serpents tails fixed in the head	F
Convulsive jeweled glossy red	F
In flowers and trimmings to the jar	K
Of mandolin and low guitar	K
You in the grated patio	O
Danced the curled coxcombs' flirting row	O
Rang pleased applause I saw you dance	A
With wily motion and glad glance	A
Voluptuous the wild romalis	A
Where every movement was a kiss	A
Of elegance delicious wound	P
In your Basque tambourine's dull sound	P
Or as the ebon castanets	A
Clucked out dry time in unctuous jets	A
Saw angry Jose thro' the grate	Q
Glare on us a pale face of hate	Q
When some indecent colonel there	K
Presumed too lewdly for his ear	K
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Some still night in Seville the street	R
Candilejo two shadows meet	R
Flash sabres crossed within the moon	S
Clash rapidly a dead dragoon	S

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