Lomas, John, traveller in Spain · London : A. and C. Black · leaf 34
ery door ofthe convent, and then a final halt is made in the tiny townof Azpeitia, and at the door of the Fonda de Arteche. Itis but a rough lodging, by no means equal to its reputation,but sufficiently comfortable for a night, and welcome toweary bones that have been rattled over a road thatmakes… … SAN SEBASTIAN AND AZPEITTA 17 A very pleasantly situated place is this time-wornAzpeitia, on the turbulent Urola, and surrounded byglorious hill-slopes, some bare and rocky, some well clothed,and shining golden in their autumn colouring. A busy,thriving spot, too, with four or five thousand souls…
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