á la sombra y bajo llave

para que el sol no lo vea

y con mirarlo lo aje.

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[8] Pipkin. [↑]

[9] A name employed in Andalusia to designate a person who wears the national costume with great ostentation of correctness, and is altogether what we should term showy. [↑]

[10] See p. 68 and note. [↑]

THE ILL-TEMPERED PRINCESS.

There was once a poor young knight, and he went out into the world, to seek adventures and do knightly deeds. As he went, he met a man standing in front of a long narrow tunnel in a rock, and blowing through it with his cheeks stretched like two ripe pomegranates, to whom the knight called out, “Halloa! fellow, what do you do there?”