. Cuentos hispanoamericanos. and literaryallusionSj and to cali attention to some grammatical principies. The Ca Ira Seríes of French Plays Editad by Professor B. W. WELLS. 6 volumes, i6mo, cloth. THIS series contains plays adapted to advanced classes inhigh schools and to college students. The introductionsgive brief biographies of the authors and helpful comment ontheir work. The notes explain peculiarities of idiom, allusionsto social and political customs, to literature, and to books are particularly convenient in form and excellentin typography and binding. The series contains
. Cuentos hispanoamericanos. and literaryallusionSj and to cali attention to some grammatical principies. The Ca Ira Seríes of French Plays Editad by Professor B. W. WELLS. 6 volumes, i6mo, cloth. THIS series contains plays adapted to advanced classes inhigh schools and to college students. The introductionsgive brief biographies of the authors and helpful comment ontheir work. The notes explain peculiarities of idiom, allusionsto social and political customs, to literature, and to books are particularly convenient in form and excellentin typography and binding. The series contains the foUowing plays : — Moi, by Labiche and Martin. Le Luthier de Crémone, and Le Trésor, by Frangois Coppée. LÉté de la Saint Martin, by Meilhac and Halévy, and Gringoire, by Théodore de Question dArgent, by Alexandre Dumas, Fils de Giboyer, by Emile Camaraderie, by Eugéne Scribe. 57. Misión de San Gabriel. CUENTOSHISPANOAMERICANOS EDITED WITH NOTES AND FOCABULARYBY CHARLES ALFRED TURRELL PROFESSOR OF ROMANCE LANGUAGESUNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA -00}«<00- ALLYN AND BACON BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO ATLANTA SAN FRANCISCO COPYRIGHT, 1921. BYCHARLES ALFRED TURRELL J. S. Cushing Oo. —Berwick & Smlth , Mass., , APR 151921© rt ^<* PREFACE The present collection of stories has been prepared with thepurpose of introducing the teacher and student to the literatureof Spanish-America. To this end the geographical range hasbeen made as wide as possible, and the selections are as variedin style and content as the limits of the book permit. In gen-eral, the desire has been to choose stories rich in local colorand characteristic of the various countries, as well as typical ofthe authors themselves. The texts ha ve not been garbled or simplified, though a fewomissions have been made and some selections slightly con-densed. The vocabulary is necessarilcuentoshispanoam00turr
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