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id: 27252
title: The Land of The Blessed Virgin; Sketches and Impressions in Andalusia
author: Maugham, W. Somerset (William Somerset)
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  village round Seville on a feast-day; her emotions are purely human, and In a little town like Ronda, so entirely apart from the world, The houses are huddled against the churches, which look like portly remained as the Moors left them, the houses still are built round little natural ways of living, that it is possible still to spend long days, Seville the joy of life and the love of sunshine; but the old quiet houses with great banners of blue and white; and at night the silent, looked a little like the souls of infants dead. There are only five great bull-fights in a year at Seville, namely, on three very old women seated like witches round a _brasero_, the great walls and low, tiled roofs, looks like some old charter-house. the houses looked like long rows of tombs. things a little more easily: we English look upon life so very


