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 To him are given the fields where Tagus flows, And the glad king his daughter's hand bestows; The fair Teresa shines his blooming bride, And owns her father's love, and Henry's pride. With her, besides, the sire confirms in dower Whate'er his sword might rescue from the Moor; And soon on Hagar's race the hero pours His warlike fury—soon the vanquish'd Moors To him far round the neighbouring lands resign, And heaven rewards him with a glorious line. To him is born, heaven's gift, a gallant son, The glorious founder of the Lusian throne. Nor Spain's wide lands alone his deeds attest, Delivered Judah Henry's might confest. On Jordan's bank the victor-hero strode, Whose hallowed waters bathed the Saviour-God; And