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Synopsis

A collection of essays and tales written by American author Washington Irving. The stories are inspired by Irving’s visit to the Alhambra, a historic palace and fortress complex in Granada, Spain. Irving describes the intricate architecture, beautiful gardens, and the enchanting atmosphere of the palace, which was originally built by the Moors during their rule in Spain.