Lomas, John, traveller in Spain · London : A. and C. Black · leaf 354
tsight, it would seem as if one had come upon yet anotherabode of dreariness. But let us tarry for a while, andwalk leisurely, and needfully, over cultivated plain andwaste upland, from—say—Cape Salou, crossing the Reusand Lerida high roads, past the Roman aqueduct, so awayto the sea and along the… … HODQ WD < o o O< < TARRAGONA 269 its brightly-coloured torres and gardens, its orange-grovesand vineyards, its patches of olive and fig trees, is therich fringe—so to speak—of the dark brown hills whichrise away to the north-west. It is an obedient, un-grudging Mother-earth. For her no…
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