...Asturias not only taught me some geography, but also kept me from making at least one egregious error. Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in...are explained in the Notes at the back of the book. Armando Palacio Valdes From left to right: (use Maria de Pereda, Benito Perez Galdos, Armando Palacio...

...timeless and universal themes— freedom, justice, equality, compassion, suffering, love, and hope. Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in the text are explained in the Notes at the end. NOTES 1. Mariano Baquero Goyanes, El cuento español del siglo XIX (Madrid: CSIC, 1949), p. 177....

...timeless and universal themes— freedom, justice, equality, compassion, suffering, love, and hope. * * * Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in the text are explained in the Notes at the end. NOTES 1. Mariano Baquero Goyanes, El cuento español del siglo XIX (Madrid: CSIC, 1949), p. 177....

...an impressive collection of eight stories published by Alarcon in the space of a half dozen years. Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in...are explained in the Notes at the back of the book. Finally, a word of thanks. Only with effort can I imagine a translator who has been assisted over the...

...accent in monosyllabic verb forms like vi, vio, fui, fue, etc., in keeping with today's orthography. Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in the text are explained in the Notes at the end of the English version. Introduction LOU CHARNON-DEUTSCH "Death and the Doctor," an oral tale circulating...

...tales which themselves attest to Alarcon's standing in nineteenth-century Spanish short prose fiction. Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in the text are explained in the notes section at the back of the book. Works Cited Alborg, Juan Luis. Historia de la literatura española....

...given me permission to use his notes, and those that I do use are identified with his initials. All words and passages marked with an asterisk(*) in the...are explained in the Notes at the back of the book. Lastly, a word of sincere gratitude to both of these distinguished "piconistas." To Gonzalo Sobejano...

...Martinez Cachero's edition of Cuentos [Stories]. (For publication data see the Select Bibliography.) Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in...are explained in the notes at the back of the book. 1. Dona Berta/Cuervo/Supercheria, introduction Ramon Perez de Ayala (Buenos Aires: Emece Editores,...

...another translation as the rhythm and flow of English, not to mention its lexicon, change and evolve. Words and passages marked with an asterisk (*) in...are explained in the Notes at the back of the book. Beth Wietelmann Bauer Introduction DONA wz WAS JUAN VALERA'S FAVORITE AMONG ALL OF HIS NOVELS. IN A...