Knows, Don Arias, that who has loved well will never seek the loved one's ill.
Sabed, Don Arias, que quien
Una vez le quiso bien,
No se vengará en su mal.
Una vez le quiso bien,
No se vengará en su mal.
Original text (Spanish)
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For companionship in woes gives alleviation, even though it be that of an enemy.
For in a firm mind there is always found an unchanged countenance for good and evil.
As the day sinks cool and fresh into the tomb, to be the guest of the sea-god, good-night to you.
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