The End.
The Gresham Press,
UNWIN BROTHERS,
CHILWORTH AND LONDON.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] The original “al higui! al higui!” is a term of rejoicing peculiar to children in their games. It is only used in the South of Spain.
[2] The original “pañolon” is a sort of cloak or shawl or blanket-like covering worn by Andalusian women.
[3] “Glasses.” The word in the original, throughout this act is cañas or canitas. These are conical-shaped glasses from which Spaniards drink Manzanilla—a lighter wine than sherry.
