así: ¿Siente usted este profundo silencio que reina en todo el monte, que no suena un guijarro, que no se mueve una hoja,

»Reina de las ondinas, sigue nuestros pasos.

Sólo la Reina de los cielos, suavemente iluminada por una lámpara de oro, parecía sonreir tranquila, bondadosa, y serena en medio de tanto horror.

Al día siguiente, la reina, colocada en un estrado lujosísimo, veía desfilar las huestes que marchaban á la guerra de moros, teniendo á su lado las damas más principales de Toledo.

y sus nimbos de oro, como los de las tablas de los altares; allí, en fin, coronada de estrellas, vestida de luz, rodeada de todas las jerarquías celestes, y hermosa sobre toda ponderación, Nuestra Señora de Monserrat, la Madre de Dios, la Reina de los arcángeles, el amparo de los pecadores y el consuelo de los afligidos.

reina, f., queen. reinar, to reign.

" This brave officer, who was only twenty-eight years of age, had been eight years in the service; he had received the cross of the Legion of Honor at the Champ de Mai, as a reward for the services which be had performed at Talavera de la Reina, Sierra Morena, Saragossa, Montmiraill, Champaubert, and Montéreau; he was present, also, at the too deplorable day of Waterloo; he was then ensign-bearer of his regiment.

BEITH, REINA PIPER.

Reina Piper Beith (W); 17Jun71; R507573. PIPES, JAMES.

BEITH, REINA PIPER.

Reina Piper Beith (W); 17Jun71; R507573. PIPES, JAMES.

At the battle de las Navas he set so fine an example, throwing himself into the thick of the fight, that the king gave him twenty lordships as well as that of Talavera de la Reina.

On the 19th of September Father Miguel Garcia of Reina Mercedes was horribly beaten in his convento by a captain sent there to get what money he had.

Reina Regente.

TALAVERA DE LA REINA (10), a picturesque old Spanish town on the Tagus, situated amid vineyards, 75 m. SE. of Madrid; scene of a great victory under Sir Arthur Wellesley over a French army commanded by Joseph Bonaparte, Marshals Jourdan and Victor, 27th July 1809.

La Reina, a stone work, in shape the segment of a circle, placed on the seacoast, at western limits of city, on an inlet called San Lazardo.

These are: The Torreon de Vigia, a martello tower placed on the inlet of San Lazaro opposite La Reina.

Hardly were the ships in sight of the coast of Xarama, which Columbus called Santa Reina, than the Admiral ordered one of these interpreters to be set at liberty, and two others managed to jump into the sea and swim to the shore.

[Note 8: Xarama is also spelled in the Latin editions Xamana, and Santa Reina, Sancteremus.]