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A HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERATURE BY JAMES FITZMAURICE-KELLY C. DE LA REAL ACADEM1A ESPANOLA NEW YORK AND LONDON D. APPLETON AND COMPANY 1921
Page 2: [BRARY [HE UNIVERSITY OF CAL [FORNI
Page 8 and 9: COPYRIGHT, 1898, BY D. APPLETON AND
Page 10 and 11: VI PREFACE answer in this volume. T
Page 13: CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I. INTRODUCTO
Page 16 and 17: 2 SPANISH LITERATURE a contemporary
Page 18 and 19: 4 SPANISH LITERATURE ment) Basque.
Page 20 and 21: 6 SPANISH LITERATURE aliquid pingue
Page 22 and 23: 8 SPANISH LITERATURE within a brief
Page 24 and 25: io SPANISH LITERATURE throb at memo
Page 26 and 27: 12 SPANISH LITERATURE whom Duns Sco
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Page 30 and 31: 1 6 SPANISH LITERATURE On the stren
Page 32 and 33: i8 SPANISH LITERATURE Arab rdwis ra
Page 34 and 35: 20 SPANISH LITERATURE special sanct
Page 36 and 37: 22 SPANISH LITERATURE north, vacate
Page 38 and 39: 24 SPANISH LITERATURE The British M
Page 40 and 41: 26 SPANISH LITERATURE trovadores an
Page 42 and 43: 28 SPANISH LITERATURE shame. In his
Page 44 and 45: 3 o SPANISH LITERATURE madman, Jaco
Page 46 and 47: 32 SPANISH LITERATURE by heart, and
Page 48 and 49: 34 SPANISH LITERATURE songs, like t
Page 50 and 51: 36 SPANISH LITERATURE Sordello, ind
Page 52 and 53: 38 SPANISH LITERATURE not less is s
Page 54 and 55: 40 SPANISH LITERATURE more signific
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42 SPANISH LITERATURE the rest of t
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44 SPANISH LITERATURE mentary on th
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46 SPANISH LITERATURE they confide
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48 SPANISH LITERATURE copying. Stil
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So SPANISH LITERATURE of the Count
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52 SPANISH LITERATURE rendered by t
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54 SPANISH LITERATURE readers ot Pe
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56 SPANISH LITERATURE rhymed narrat
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58 Holy Ghost, the Virgin, SPANISH
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60 SPANISH LITERATURE This is Berce
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62 SPANISH LITERATURE In the ten th
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64 SPANISH LITERATURE monious) ; an
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66 SPANISH LITERATURE them in the s
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68 SPANISH LITERATURE circumstance
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70 SPANISH LITERATURE de Belenoi, N
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72 SPANISH LITERATURE It does not a
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CHAPTER IV THE DIDACTIC AGE 1301-14
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76 SPANISH LITERATURE "clerkly poem
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78 SPANISH LITERATURE mistakable in
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8o SPANISH LITERATURE in thought, a
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82 SPANISH LITERATURE quatrains of
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84 SPANISH LITERATURE named the Boo
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86 SPANISH LITERATURE but still inc
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88 SPANISH LITERATURE kind. Sem Tob
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90 SPANISH LITERATURE What was a je
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92 SPANISH LITERATURE Livy's framew
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94 SPANISH LITERATURE till 1404, an
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96 SPANISH LITERATURE Hartzenbusch
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98 SPANISH LITERATURE of a Genoese
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ioo SPANISH LITERATURE own taste hi
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102 SPANISH LITERATURE and by the a
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104 SPANISH LITERATURE and that pre
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106 SPANISH LITERATURE wearing in h
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108 SPANISH LITERATURE notable for
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no SPANISH LITERATURE Conde de Pare
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H2 SPANISH LITERATURE He is suspect
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H 4 SPANISH LITERATURE virtually a
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u6 SPANISH LITERATURE Even in the m
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n8 SPANISH LITERATURE history it pr
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120 SPANISH LITERATURE his daring,
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122 SPANISH LITERATURE settings by
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124 SPANISH LITERATURE Amadis : the
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126 SPANISH LITERATURE science to h
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128 SPANISH LITERATURE of eloquence
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1 30 SPANISH LITERATURE serve as su
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1 32 SPANISH LITERATURE have master
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134 SPANISH LITERATURE drama is rep
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I 3 6 SPANISH LITERATURE Cassandra,
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v ' 138 SPANISH LITERATURE that sam
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140 SPANISH LITERATURE sliced into
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1 42 SPANISH LITERATURE comrade, GA
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f-fwr vu*s*r Jr**** *~ 144 SPANISH
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'- consciously I 46 SPANISH LITERAT
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148 SPANISH LITERATURE sweet-voiced
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ISO SPANISH LITERATURE absence," pr
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152 SPANISH LITERATURE he can go is
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154 SPANISH LITERATURE Didactic pro
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156 SPANISH LITERATURE These pompou
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158 SPANISH LITERATURE Rogcl de Gre
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160 SPANISH LITERATURE stomach, as
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1 62 SPANISH LITERATURE charged wit
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1 64 SPANISH LITERATURE unwearied s
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1 66 SPANISH LITERATURE plays, know
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1 68 SPANISH LITERATURE Valle in hi
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1 70 SPANISH LITERATURE de Avendaft
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i;2 SPANISH LITERATURE artistic and
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i 74 SPANISH LITERATURE spicuous br
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1 76 SPANISH LITERATURE ters being
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1 78 SPANISH LITERATURE faith with
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1 8o SPANISH LITERATURE reveals its
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1 82 SPANISH LITERATURE in the form
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1 84 SPANISH LITERATURE the impetuo
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1 86 SPANISH LITERATURE before an e
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1 88 SPANISH LITERATURE fied much i
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1 90 SPANISH LITERATURE verses at t
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1 9 2 SPANISH LITERATURE part remai
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I 94 1558 to the day SPANISH LITERA
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196 SPANISH LITERATURE their delici
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I 9 8 SPANISH LITERATURE Her positi
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200 SPANISH LITERATURE / continued
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202 SPANISH LITERATURE But unless i
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204 SPANISH LITERATURE as early as
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206 SPANISH LITERATURE Nor think th
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208 SPANISH LITERATURE is nearer Fr
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210 SPANISH LITERATURE Castilian pr
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212 SPANISH LITERATURE from village
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214 SPANISH LITERATURE yields two f
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216 SPANISH LITERATURE after a brav
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2i8 SPANISH LITERATURE It is very c
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220 SPANISH LITERATURE person of th
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222 SPANISH LITERATURE years later
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224 SPANISH LITERATURE "there is no
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226 SPANISH LITERATURE Cervantes be
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228 SPANISH LITERATURE Quixote's na
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230 SPANISH LITERATURE he chose; no
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232 SPANISH LITERATURE " When I was
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234 SPANISH LITERATURE to have been
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236 SPANISH LITERATURE of mania the
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238 SPANISH LITERATURE are failures
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240 SPANISH LITERATURE As it is, th
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242 SPANISH LITERATURE The adventur
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244 SPANISH LITERATURE married. Mor
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246 SPANISH LITERATURE viewing Drak
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248 SPANISH LITERATURE in 1605, the
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250 SPANISH LITERATURE forgetting h
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252 SPANISH LITERATURE eulogy on so
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254 SPANISH LITERATURE To thefirst
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256 SPANISH LITERATURE Holland, spo
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258 SPANISH LITERATURE impulse was
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260 SPANISH LITERATURE . Teodora. M
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262 SPANISH LITERATURE justice in h
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264 SPANISH LITERATURE jecture whic
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266 SPANISH LITERATURE the King's s
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268 SPANISH LITERATURE identified a
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2/o SPANISH LITERATURE held while t
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272 SPANISH LITERATURE weighty sent
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274 SPANISH LITERATURE writes speec
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X 276 SPANISH LITERATURE the artist
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278 SPANISH LITERATURE curious cont
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280 SPANISH LITERATURE ilustres (16
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282 SPANISH LITERATURE This is exce
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284 SPANISH LITERATURE Marino, then
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236 SPANISH LITERATURE ever lived w
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288 SPANISH LITERATURE By this time
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2QO SPANISH LITERATURE print; he de
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I 292 SPANISH LITERATURE perhaps, m
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VILLAMEDIANA 295 be Ambassador in P
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A heretic he is, he must confess PA
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CONCEPTISMO 299 with a prophetic mo
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QUEVEDO 301 he witnessed a scuffle
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THE BUSC6N : THE VISIONS 303 and To
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' GUILLEN DE CASTRO 305 Well thou s
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VELEZ DE GUEVARA 307 presented with
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TIRSO DE MOLINA 309 DE MOLINA (1571
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TIRSO'S THEATRE 311 issued in 1635,
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DON JUAN 313 Criminel (1660) of De
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RUIZ DE ALARC6N 315 might prove him
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ALARCCN'S THEATRE 317 matist in the
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CALDERON 319 y Celos (Strife of Lov
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CALDER6N AND SHELLEY 321 Lope's dea
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CALDERON'S QUALITIES 323 some also
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THE POINT OF HONOUR 325 Principe Co
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE AUTOS 327 Simi
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CALDERtfN'S AUTOS 329 Faith and Pen
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THE ALCALDE DE ZALAMEA 331 Spanish
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ROJAS ZORRILLA 333 of the Spanish t
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MORETO 335 serving-wench (whom he m
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VELAZQUEZ 337 DIEGO RODRIGUEZ DE SI
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Happy Warrior, as El Discrete (1647
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MOLINOS 341 ciation of public affai
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CHAPTER XI THE AGE OF THE BOURBONS
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THE FRENCH FASHION 345 into account
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LUZAN menti sopra la poesia for the
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FEIJ6O: SARMIENTO 349 that Hervas i
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ISLA 351 panegyric on Montiano in t
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FRAY GERUNDIO 353 chivalresque extr
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CADALSO 355 prejudices as a young m
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JOVE-LLANOS 357 best sense, an " el
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MELE~NDEZ VALDES 359 bent was towar
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THE YOUNGER MORATlN 361 and in bequ
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CHAPTER XII THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
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QUINTANA: GALLEGO 365 restrained, n
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RIVAS: BLANCO 367 went still furthe
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ESPRONCEDA 369 was soon con- Return
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ESPRONCEDA 371 mingling of misanthr
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ZORRILLA 373 escaped the hopeless h
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LOPEZ DE AYALA 375 purposes be acco
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SELGAS: B^CQUER 377 dramatic creati
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LARRA 379 French army. It is a curi
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FERNAN CABALLERO ,381 LLERO (1796-1
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CHAPTER XIII CONTEMPORARY LITERATUR
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CAMPOAMOR 385 upon which, to judge
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VALERA 387 drance to him. He rarely
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PEREDA 389 not simply a dexterous c
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GALD6S: ALAS 391 Familia de Leon Ro
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DONA EMILIA PARDO BAZAN 393 power o
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ECHEGARAY 395 shot his bolt, achiev
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V MENENDEZ Y PELAYO 397 our time ar
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL " NOTE' GEORGE TlCK
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 401 Biblioteca de Auto
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 403 Mussafia in the Si
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 405 those of Clavijo,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 407 debt of Boscdn to
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 409 Guerra de Granada
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 411 is incomplete, but
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ABARBANEL, Judas, 131, 219 Abraham
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Cepeda y Guzman, Carlos, 320 Cervan
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Gentil, Bertomeu, 131 Geraldino, Al
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Luna, Cronica de Alvaro de, 102- 10
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Ponce, Bartolome, 207 Ponte, Pero d
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Vega, Garcilaso de la, 136, 138, 14
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