Spain,

  With dates of arrival, etc., in Andalucia 450 PART III.     i. Spring-notes in Navarre 454    ii. Supplementary notes on birds (Southern Spain) 457 GLOSSARY. INDEX.

 

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
PLATE NO.	PAGE
i.	Map of Spain and Portugal	Frontispiece
	An Andaluz	3
	A Granadino	4
	Basque peasant	5
ii.	Relics of the Moors—Ruins of the Watch-tower of Melgarejo	To face 6
	Fair Sevillanas	8
	A choza: the home of the Andalucian peasant	13
iii.	Pair of Civil Guards—Jerez	To face 14
	A water-seller	18
iv.	Daughters of Andalucia	To face 19
	Dancers with castanets	20
	A village posada	21
	"Furniture"	25
	Our quarters in the Sierra	26
	A straight charge (wild boar)	30
v.	"That old tusker" (wild boar)	To face 31
	A mule with trappings	32
vi.	Bustards on the barrens—winter;—a first shade of suspicion	To face 33
vii.	Watering the cattle—summer-time	To face 35
	Great Bustard—echando la rueda	39
viii.	Bustard-driving—the pack come "well in"	To face 40
	Great Bustards—an April dawn	43
ix.	"       " —among the spring-corn	To face 48
	The Bustard-shooter—triumph!	51
x.	Ancient draw-well on the plains	To face 52
xi.	Bulls on the plains	To face 57
xii.	The morn of the Fight—Bulls in the toril (Miura's