🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Capture of Granada.—subjugation of the Alpuxarra Mountains., sentence 6

When the Arab conquerors beheld this delicious vega, they were lost in admiration; for it seemed as if the prophet had given them a paradise on earth, as a reward for their services in his cause.

Who acts: Arab conquerors, it, conquerors, Granada · What happens: behold, lose, seem, give, service, cause · To what, where: delicious vega, conquerors, admiration, prophet, cause

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