1
A true Spaniard has no need to repeat a promise.
2
Juana, true Spaniard and true Italian, was enchanted with such boldness; it argued ardor!
3
For you are a true Spaniard.
4
He throve but indifferently upon this meagre regimen, but beyond all other evils a true Spaniard of the poorer sort dreads obesity.
5
The good old gentleman, with the courtesy, or rather the cordiality, of a true Spaniard, accompanied me to the posada, to see me off.
6
In this he was a true Spaniard; they only love pictures of this kind, and interpret the passions they excite in the most favourable sense.
7
She was a true Spaniard, having the Spanish complexion, the Spanish eyes with their curved lashes, and their large pupils blacker than a raven's wing.
8
"You are a true Spaniard."