"As he said this, the wretched Durandarte cried out in a loud voice:
'T was my last request of thee,
When my soul hath left the body,
Cut the heart from out my breast,
On hearing which, the venerable Montesinos fell on his knees before
the unhappy knight, and with tearful eyes exclaimed, 'Long since,
Senor Durandarte, my beloved cousin, long since have I done what you
bade me on that sad day when I lost you; I took out your heart as well
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