🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Legend of Count Julian and His Family., sentence 6

He who has travelled in Spain in the true way in which the country ought to be travelled; sojourning in its remote provinces; rambling among the rugged defiles and secluded valleys of its mountains; and making himself familiar with the people in their out-of-the-way hamlets, and rarely visited neighbourhoods, will remember many a group of travellers and muleteers, gathered of an evening around the door or the spacious hearth of a mountain venta, wrapped in their brown cloaks, and listening with grave and profound attention to the long historic ballad of some rustic troubadour, either recited with the true _ore rotundo_ and modulated cadences of Spanish elocution, or chanted to the tinkling of a guitar.

Who acts: Spain · What happens: travell, sojourn, ramble, make, visit, remember · To what, where: visited neighbourhoods, Spain, country, true way, remote provinces, rugged defiles

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