Impressions of
Impressions of Spain
作者：Calvert, Albert Frederick, 1872-1946
体例：段 章数：17
字数：358,527 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,089 字；最长 But by this revelation the Spanish people were awakened to t（39,705 字），最短 The Kingston Gold Mines have acquired four important concess（18,617 字）。
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共 17 段- But by this revelation the Spanish people were awakened to t
- Wherever one wanders in this “cheerless” and “depressing” ci
- is the greatest and richest court in the world, but their he
- Further up, the crest is formed by the jagged teeth of the S
- Spain is a country that has never laid aside the sword, or c
- But Burgos, though magnificent in its cathedral and severe a
- set up in the Arabian desert, or the wastes of Siberia; but
- [Illustration: SEVILLE.
- Although Cadiz is slowly recovering from the decadence into
- The great bulk of the Spanish people know as little of Galic
- During the fashionable months, a _boletin de Sombra_, or “ti
- hold him, and gallops away. Again and again the _banderiller
- Such was the Royal youth who stood by his mother’s side when
- “Trees without care shall blossom, and the fields
- Parts marked ^ and solid = Alluvial.
- The composition of the mountain, being of volcanic creation,
- The Kingston Gold Mines have acquired four important concess