[46] ["Having surrendered the last symbol of power, the unfortunate Boabdil continued on towards the Alpuxarras, that he might not behold the entrance of the Christians into his capital.... Having ascended an eminence commanding the last view of Granada, the Moors paused involuntarily to take a farewell gaze at their beloved city, which a few steps more would shut from their sight for ever.... The heart of Boabdil, softened by misfortunes, and overcharged with grief, could no longer contain itself. 'Allah achbar! God is great!' said he; but the words of resignation died upon his lips, and he burst into a flood of tears."--_Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada_, by Washington Irving, 1829, ii. 379-381.] {31}[l] / silence! hush!_ \ _I'll tell you a secret--< >--[MS.] \ which you'll hush_ / {32}[m] _Spouses from twenty years of age to thirty_ / strict \ _Are most admired by women of < > virtue_.--[MS.] \ staid / [47] For the particulars of St. Anthony's recipe for hot blood in cold weather, see Mr. Alban Butler's _Lives of the Saints_. ["I am not sure it was not St. Francis who had the wife of snow--in that case the line must run, 'St. Francis back to reason.'"--[_MS. M._] For the seven snow-balls, of which "the greatest" was his wife, see Life of "St. Francis of Assisi" (_The Golden Legend_ (edited by F.S. Ellis), 1900, v. 221). See, too, _the Lives of the Saints, etc._, by the Rev. Alban Butler, 1838, ii. 574.] {34}[48] [The sorceress in Tasso's _Gerusalemme Liberata_. The story of Armida and Rinaldo forms the plot of operas by Glück and Rossini.] [49]{35} _Thinking God might not understand the case_.--[MS. M., Revise.] {36}[50] ["Quel giorno più non vi leggemmo avante." Dante, _Inferno_, canto v. line 138.] {37}[51] ["Conscienzia m'assicura, La buona compagnia che l'uom francheggia Sotto l'osbergo del sentirsi pura." _Inferno_, canto xxviii, lines 115-117.] [n] _Deemed that her thoughts no more required control_.--[MS.] {38}[52] [See Ovid, _Metamorph_., vii. 9, sq.] {39}[53] Campbell's _Gertrude of Wyoming_--(I think)--the opening of Canto Second [Part III. stanza i. lines 1-4]--but quote from memory. [54] [See Coleridge's _Biographia Literaria_, chap. i. (ed. 1847, i. 14, 15); and _Dejection: An Ode_, lines 86-93.] {40}[o] _I say this by the way--so don't look stern_. _But if you're angry, reader, pass it by_.--[MS.] [55] [Juan Boscan, of Barcelona (1500-1544), in concert with his friend Garcilasso, Italianized Castilian poetry. He was the author of the _Leandro_, a poem in blank verse, of canzoni, and sonnets after the model of Petrarch, and of _The Allegory_.--_History of Spanish Literature_, by George Ticknor, 1888, i. 513.]