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Tales of the Middle East.
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Brian Heilman 2.13.03 Tales of the Middle East In addition to a sweatshirt for my sister (only $19.77) and a book of poems ($2.00), I got an awesome book called Tales of the Alhambra by Washington Irving at the St. Ben's bookstore Valentine's Day sale. It cost me one dollar (that's cheaper than a bottle of soda at Sexton). It is a collection of historic Spanish tales that Irving encountered while staying at the Alhambra, a huge Moorish fortress in Granada, during the early 19th century. A couple years ago I was fortunate enough to visit the Alhambra during a trip to Spain, which grants these tales special importance to me. Now, the fortress is filled with exciting activity in my mind. The building has become important to me, now that it is associated with both my adventure to Spain and these thrilling legends. Jews (especially those in Israel) must feel the same...
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