Cave Houses. I am in the middle of translating Lorca's Romancero Gitano, or Gypsy Ballads, and I can't understand what the heck he is writing about. I translate the words, but that doesn't seem to help.
Playing Golf in Church. It's Sunday morning. The men are grumbling. They don't want to go to church.
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Clapping for the key. "You must see the Puerta del Sol. You should also go to the cathedral and the royal palace, and the park. Then you must visit the Prado. There is much to see in Madrid." The waiter clearly had a totally different view of Madrid from my friends in Barcelona. But then he was a Madrileño.
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I loved Barcelona, and kept returning, but I hadn't really thought about anywhere else in Spain. As far as I was concerned Spain was Catalunya, and that was that. But one day I was sitting in a hotel lobby talking to an American guy who insisted I should go to Madrid. I wasn't so sure. I looked at the place on the map. The city was miles from anywhere, stuck in a hollow surrounded by mountain ranges, cut off from every other part of Spain. What on earth did anyone want to go to Madrid for?
Nowadays students often prefer to study abroad. Why wouldn't they? They get to see the world, meet new people from all over, and gain education in the best universities worldwide. Choosing the right country to do so, though, may be the hardest part of the journey.
The following morning I went across the street to the cafe for breakfast. I could have stayed in my hotel dining room and eaten breakfast there but I was curious to know what would be the reaction to the gun-shots of the night before. I was expecting there to be no mention in the local newspapers, but I wanted to ask a few people about the matter. I was curious to see how censorship worked in an event that, although I hadn’t witnessed it, I had heard the shots and knew that something unpleasant had happened.
