...of the burning streets. The whole floor of the building was occupied by parallel rows of huge buts, in double tiers. Of these butts there are sometimes...thousand or more in one bodega. The attendant, from tims to time, dipping a long stick, tipped by a cane tube, into a cask, and pouring the liquor thus...

...the same style, though of far coarser materials and much less ornamented, is worn by every peasant. f This rush is the esparto, a most useful production...hue, and flavour, amontillado, boiled wine, muscatel, paxarete, tintilla, full glasses of which were pressed upon me in turn at every step, my taste was...

..." The wine is kept, not as in England, in dank, underground vaults, with low ceilings, stalactised with cobwebs, but in vast and lofty houses, called...wines. What with sherry of every age, hue, and flavour, amonlillado, boiled wine, muscatel, paxarete, tintilla, full glasses of which were pressed upon me...

...part excluded. On entering one of these I was struck with the coolness and obscurity of the place—a delicious contrast to the heat and glare of the burning...wines. What with sherry of every age, hue, and flavour, amantillado, boiled wine, muscatel, paxareti, tintilla, full glasses of which were pressed upon me...

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