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Easy exercises for translation into Spanish are added. They are based on
very short passages from the text, and are so graded and arranged as to
afford a systematic review of the elements of grammar, a drill which
beginners always need.
The vocabulary, while registering all the words in the text, except such
as are nearly or quite identical, does not aim at giving, without any
labor of adaptation on the part of the student, the precise equivalent
required.
The stories are complete, except for a few trifling omissions dictated
by class-room proprieties.
Acknowledgment is gratefully made for a number of welcome suggestions
due to my esteemed colleague Mr. A.R. Seymour.
CONTENTS
PREFACE V
LA BUENAVENTURA 1
LA CORNETA DE LLAVES 14
LAS DOS GLORIAS 26
EL AFRANCESADO 33
EL EXTRANJERO 55
EL LIBRO TALONARIO 67
MOROS Y CRISTIANOS 76
IDIOMATIC COMMENTARY 131
NOTES 143
EXERCISES FOR TRANSLATION INTO SPANISH 173
VOCABULARY 183
NOVELAS CORTAS
LA BUENAVENTURA (p1)
I
soga atada al pescuezo; y, echado que hubo[1-3] pie a tierra, dijo
la resistencia del centinela, las risas de los ordenanzas
10 y las dudas y vacilaciones de los _edecanes_[1-4] antes de llegar a
15 por sus chistes, por sus cambalaches y por su amor a lo ajeno...,
pasar al gitano.
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