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Michael siguió administrando este sitio muy popular cuando empezó a trabajar como investigador en el Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory en California. Estos diccionarios son a menudo breves y de calidad desigual. El sitio también ofrece muchos enlaces a servicios de traducción, escuelas de idiomas, librerías multilingües, etc.

El objetivo era digitalizar libros del dominio público por el mundo, cuidando de que se pudieran consultar mediante cualquier buscador de internet y descargar gratuitamente. Los primeros en colaborar en el proyecto del OPA fueron la Universidad de California, la Universidad de Toronto, el European Archive, National Archives en el Reino Unido, O’Reilly Media y Prelinger Archives.

But the historical romance turned the mind of the reader away from adventures in classic lands or in the orient, and brought his own land to his attention. It thus caused renewed interest in the one-time native excellence of Spanish literature, and it also paved the way for the national novel of manners.

Bachiller en 1912 y abogado en 1916, paró en militar, siendo ahora teniente del tercer regimiento de infantería de la división filipina al servicio de Norte América. En Ilo-Ilo dirigió "El Adalid". Fué luego redactor del "The Philippines National Weekly". Ha publicado en Manila, 1921, un volumen de versos: De mi jardín sinfónico.

From the gradas and barandillas, from the windows and desvanes, from all the seats, but especially from those which filled the patio, there must have gone forth then amid clamorous applause a unanimous shout of admiration, of enthusiasm, and very just national pride. "¡Vítor, Lope!" shrieked that tumultuous multitude time and again. "Long live el Fénix de los ingenios!

But about 1560 there flourished in Spain probably the most important figure in the early history of the national drama. This was the Sevillian gold-beater, later actor and dramatic author, Lope de Rueda.

His funeral, with the possible exception of that of Victor Hugo, was the greatest ever accorded to any man of letters, for it was made the occasion of national mourning.

A realistic literature, therefore, that describes accurately the doings and the environment of Spanish villagers must be regional: it can not be broadly national. Pereda was, perhaps, the most provincial, the least cosmopolitan, of modern Spanish writers. An old-fashioned hidalgo, or country gentleman, he rarely left his ancestral home at Polanco, and if he did go away, he was always sorry for it.