🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Fate of Abdalasis and Exilona.—death of Muza., sentence 69

[34] The house shown as the ancient residence of Aben Habuz is called _La Casa del Gallo_, or the house of the weathercock; so named, says Pedraza, in his History of Granada, from a bronze figure of an Arab horseman, armed with lance and buckler, which once surmounted it, and which varied with every wind.

Who acts: Pedraza, buckler · What happens: show, call, name, say, surmount, vary · To what, where: house, History, Arab horseman · Speech: someone speaks here

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