Sed mihi non epulas Indisque innixa columnis robora Maurorum famulasque ex ordine turmas, ipsum, ipsum cupido tantum spectare vacavit, tranquillum vultus et maiestate serena mulcentem radios summittentemque modeste fortunae vexilla suae; tamen ore nitebat dissimulatus honos.
But not for the viands or the Moorish wood resting on Indian columns or the ordered troops of servants had my eager gaze the time; for him, only him'calm of visage, softening its radiance with serene majesty, modestly lowering the banner of his fortune; yet the hidden splendor shone in his face.
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