Edit. Alfaguara, S.L. 1967 Madrid. 79p. Cuarto menor (25x17x2cm). Cartoné con sobrecubierta ilustrada y plastificado. Muy buen estado. Roces en sobrecubierta. Traducido del español al inglés por Sabine R. Ulibarre. «So it’s a case of pulling out of your sleeve, or the top of your head, somewhat casually and without pontification, an informal book about the most informal city of our geography, Madrid: the city of the seven stars -one for each one of the seven learned Moors who scanned the heavens from their towers- and of the seven hills -the Vistillas, Santo Domingo, Barquillo or Salesas, montaña del Píncipe Pío, Alcázar, Rastro and San Sebastián, like Rome and Lisbon and any other Metropolis worthy of the name; the head of the sun, the city of the Arabs; the navel of Spain, or its heart, the home of Lope and the cleric Jerónimo de la Quintana; the mother city of them all: Tirso de Molinam the inconstant prince, Hurtado de Mendoza, the Felipe kings, Nicolás Fernández de Moratín, the other Quintana, don Manuel José; the capital of two worlds, the lady of a hundred provinces and a famous castle; the princesse des Espagnes of the gentle Alfred de Musset, etc.»