🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Muza Ben Nozier.—his Entrance Into Spain, and Capture of Carmona., sentence 8

There first he received intelligence of the disobedience of Taric to his orders, and that, without waiting his arrival, the impetuous chieftain had continued his career, and with his light Arab squadrons had overrun and subdued the noblest provinces and cities of the kingdom.

Who acts: Muza, that, arrival · What happens: receive, wait, continue, overrun, subdue, disobey · To what, where: intelligence, arrival, impetuous chieftain, noblest provinces, Taric

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