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CONTENTS. IN SPAIN. CHAPTER L PAGE ENTRANCE INTO SPAIN I CHAPTER II. BARCELONA ... ..... H CHAPTER III. VALENCIA .... 28 CHAPTER IV. ALMANSA AND ALICANTE . . ..... 38 CHAPTER V. THE JOURNEY BY DILIGENCE OVER ELCHE TO MURCIA ... 4$ CHAPTER VI. MURCIA 52 CHAPTER VII. CARTAGENA 58 CHAPTER VIIL MALAGA 66 CHAPTER IX. GRANADA . 83 CHAPTER X. FROM GRANADA TO GIBRALTAR Il8 VI CONTENTS. CHAPTER XL PACK A VISIT TO AFRICA . 129 CHAPTER XII. CADIZ. 150 CHAPTER XIII. SEVILLA 157 CHAPTER XIV. CORDOVA 173 CHAPTER XV. OVER SANTA CRUZ DE MUDELA TO MADRID l8l CHAPTER XVI. MADRID 187 CHAPTER XVII. TOLEDO 2OI CHAPTER XVIII. BURGOS . 211 CHAPTER XIX. OVER THE PYRENEES TO BIARRITZ 2l8 A VISIT TO PORTUGAL. CHAPTER I. BORDEAUX. RISTORI AS " MEDEA." IN THE LAND OF THE BASQUES. BURGOS. TRIP ON THE CARS TO MADRID, AND THE STAY THERE. ROMANTIC JOURNEY WITH THE COURIER FROM TRUXILLO TO BADAJOS. THE BLOSSOM OF BEAUTY . . 228 CHAPTER II. -INIEROS MY NEW HOME. ARCOS DOS AQUAS LIVRES. THE LONELY PARK. THE VILLA OF MARQUIS FRONTEIRA. CONTENTS. Vll PACK HOUSEHOLD LIFE. A ROMANTIC STORY. NIGHTLY QUIET. THE SONG OF THE NUNS. THE CHURCH-YARD OF ST. JOHN 238 CHAPTER III. LISBON. CAMOENS. CASTILHO. KING FERNANDO. RETRO- SPECT IN PORTUGAL'S HISTORY. THE CORPUS DOMINI FEAST 246 CHAPTER IV. A MONTH IN SETUBAL. THE COUNTRY-PLACE DOS BONEGOS. THE CLOISTER BRANCANAS. IN THE COUNTRY. ST. AN- THONY'S FEAST. THE POET PORTELLA. BULL-FIGHT THE "JESUS" CHURCH. SILHOUETTE OF SETUBAL. MONTE AR- RABIDA. A SAND-FLIGHT. BURIED CITY. EVENING MOODS 255 CHAPTER V. VISIT TO AVEIRO AND COIMBRA. CINTRA'S BEAUTY. FAREWELL TO "PINIEROS" 271 CHAPTER VI. A COUPLE OF DAYS IN LISBON. ON THE STEAMER "NAVARRO" FROM LISBON TO BORDEAUX ....... 283 IN SPAIN. CHAPTER I. ENTRANCE INTO SPAIN. WHEN railroads were first opened in Europe, a cry was heard that now the old and pleasant modes of travel- ling were at an end that all the poetry of travel had van- ished, its enchantment lost. Just then, however, the enchant- ment commenced. We now fly on the wings of steam, and before us and around us behold picture upon picture in rich t succession ; these are cast like bouquets to us now a thick wood, now a town, now mountains and valleys. We have but to set out and dwell with all that is most beautiful, glide past what is uninteresting, and, with the speed of a bird's flight, reach our destination. Is not this like enchantment ?...

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