Titlebook: An Outline of the History of the Novela Picaresca in Spain; Fonger Haan Book 1903 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1903 history.h

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Pasagero, of Suarez de Figueroa,ey converse on a great variety of subjects, and one, “el Doctor”, who has traveled and read a great deal, is the most important talker. For the first time in the course of the present study the word . is discarded: the chapter of this work is called ., while all kinds of titles were given later to t

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Marcos de Obregon, by Espinel,rance, has held public favor, and having made improvements in the guitar from which dates the general, almost exclusive, popularity of that instrument in place of the older .. His poems are estimable, though their tone is sometimes. of an order that might offend a chaste sense of propriety, and his

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,Alonso, mozo de muchos amos, by Alcalá Ya?ez,man who had seen much of the world tells a priest what he had gone through, what he had observed, to what reflections those observations had given rise, how he had tried to improve others by pointing out their failings, and how thereby he was always obliged to seek a new place, since no one was plea

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La monja alferez,ero” of the . is a young lady of noble birth from Biscay, who runs away from her convent, serves some time as a page, then as a soldier, in Spain, Italy and America, distinguishing herself enough to gain an ensignship. Finally, she makes herself known to a bishop, who places her in a convent, from w

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La vida del Buscon, by Quevedo,lous and obscene, are expressive of his wonderful mind. His command of language, in which he has not been equalled by any other Spanish author, is the despair of all those who attempt to fathom his meaning, and the rock upon which are shattered all his imitators. When a student he must have been the

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,Soldado Píndaro, by Cespedes,fly devoted to the narration of love-adventures, told in a language which was already receiving the recognition it was destined to hold later as the ideal in literary style. To a modern reader the ., such is the name of the work, is wearisome, as well for the long succession of love affairs as also