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See, the sun spreads his golden tresses, disentangling them over the mountains and woods that it may warn thee of the day.

— Pedro Calderón de la Barca

Ya el sol las doradas trenzas
Estiende desmarañadas
Sobre los montes y selvas,
Para que te informe el dia.

Original text (Spanish)

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