🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Capture of Granada.—subjugation of the Alpuxarra Mountains., sentence 40

Taric, who had beheld cities and castles surrendering without a blow, was enraged at being braved by a mere horde of mountain boors, and made another attempt to penetrate the mountains, but was again waylaid and opposed with horrible slaughter.

Who acts: Taric, cities, mere horde · What happens: behold, surrender, enrage, brave, make, penetrate · To what, where: cities, Taric, attempt, mountains

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