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Excerpt from A Year in Spain, Vol. 1 of 2: By a Young American
Some reason may, perhaps, be required for the work being put forth without a name. The au thor's name would insure it no acceptation; and there would, besides, be little modesty in appearing as the hero of a narrative, which, to be interesting, must become egotistical and exclusive. If it should succeed, the author will not enjoy it the less that he will enjoy it in secret. But he dreads the con trary. The difficulties which he has encountered in procuring publication are ominous of evil, and he would willingly avoid the odium of having made.
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