rosinante to the road again From John Dos Passos
Rosinante to the Road Again John Dos Passos
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Drawing on his own adventures in the Spanish countryside, Dos Passos writes a story of two nomads walking from Madrid to Toledo in the years after World War I. Their travel interweaves Spanish customs, literature, and art.
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