: As Larra indicates, the element of intrigue, each time worked out in a different fashion, is plainly seen in practically all of Gorostiza's plays.

A new period of calm and comparative comfort began, and for the first time in his life Becquer had the leisure to carry out a long-cherished project, at once his own desire and the desire of his friends: that of gathering together in one volume all his scattered verse and of adding to the collection other poems as well that had not yet seen the light.

=salir=, to come out (or forth), go out, get out, start, rise (of the sun, etc.); =salir á la calle=, to go out on the street; =salir al paso=, to come out to meet; =salir de=, to come (or go) out of, leave.

The use of these sources by Sanz will be pointed out as briefly as possible.

There perfect is, and ripened, and complete, Every desire; within that one alone Is every part where it has always been; For it is not in space, nor turns on poles, And unto it our stairway reaches up, thus from out thy sight it steals away.