The Bible in Spain, Vol. 2 [of 2] / Or, the Journeys, Adventures, and Imprisonments of an Englishman in an Attempt to Circulate the Scriptures in the Peninsula

by George Borrow

Goh. Pers. Mountain. More correctly, koh.

Gonfaloniera. Ital. Standard-bearer.

Grā, Gras, Graste, Gry. Rom. A horse. P. ii. 145; A. 33; Pp. 249; M. vii. 58.

Gracia. Span. Gratia. Lat. Grace.

Granja. Span. A grange, farm. La Granja, the royal palace at San Ildefonso.

Greco. Ital. Griego. Span. Greek.

Guapo, Guapito. Span. and Port. Gay, neat, clever, elegant, gallant.

Guardacostas. Span. A revenue cutter.

Guardia. Span. A guard, watch.

Guerilla. Span. Lit. little war. Irregular warfare to which the Spaniards have ever been so much addicted. The guerrillero is the irregular soldier, or armed paisano, who wages this little war.