[128] Singilia Hegua, corrected by Hardouin to Singili Ategua.—The ruins of Singili are on the banks of the Genil (Singilis) to the north of Antequera.
[129] It is a mere boast, however, for, according to Rocca, the French entered the town and levied a contribution.
[130] Scanty vecinos—a vecino, used as a statistical term, implies a hearth or family, though literally a neighbour. The Spanish computation of population is always made by vecinos.
[131] He does not understand.
[132] Have no anxiety.
[133] Mapping the country.
[134] Town.
[135] Fair and softly.
[136] Nonsense.
[137] Should this good woman be yet living, I suspect her opinion on this point will have undergone a material change—like that of most Spaniards.