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22 - El peregrino

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 January 2024

Edited by
Javier Muñoz de Morales Galiana  and
Daniel Muñoz Sempere
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Summary

Duque. ¿Qué es lo que buscas? ¿Qué quieres,

Peregrino?

Isabella. ¿Cómo entraras

Sin llamar?

Custodio. Cualquier palacio

Tiene las puertas abiertas,

Y como a los peregrinos

En ninguno se las cierran,

Imaginé que en el tuyo

No había menester licencia.

La perla de Inglaterra, comedia, jornada 2ª.

En gran boga estaban entonces las peregrinaciones en España a las iglesias y monasterios célebres, en especial a Santiago de Compostela, así no podía Tarfe escoger mejor ropaje para disfrazarse con completa seguridad; serían poco más o menos las diez de la mañana cuando hete aquí que entra nuestro moro por la puerta de Almocábar, ¿quién jamás imaginar podría que el que llegaba cubierto con un grosero sayo de palmilla de color de la lana, sombrero de anchas alas, bordón encorvado a manera de báculo, varias conchas salpicadas por el vestido, un largo rosario colgado en la cintura, y una calabaza llena de agua al cuello, era un hijo del profeta?

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El ferí de Benastepar, o los moros de Sierra Bermeja
Edición, Introducción y notas de Javier Muñoz de Morales Galiana y Daniel Muñoz Sempere
 , pp. 159 - 164
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2023

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