Folk Songs from the Spanish

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Putnam, 1900 - Folk songs - 75 pages
 

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Page vii - La Nochebuena se viene, la Nochebuena se va, y nosotros nos iremos y no volveremos más.
Page 21 - ... woman in a thousand. Why . . . her own husband dare hardly open his mouth to her. And if she catches him idling she gives him the stick. Yes, she does. DONA CLARINES. Quite right, too ! ESCOPETA returns from his errand. The same shambling walk ; but he is humming another ditty. ESCOPETA. Maraquita, a kiss from your lips ; For I go to confession ere noon, And if priest, peradventure . . . DONA CLARINES.
Page 26 - OHE owns a heart of gold, The girl I love so true : Around her neck it hangs Upon a ribbon blue.
Page 48 - ... love, but glancing at the common experiences of life. A people which has produced such a wealth of proverbs can hardly refrain from packing a great deal of o'isdom into its improvised song. Two selections will show the quality of 'these verses : A QUESTION A child her mother questioned once I...

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