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This is a narrative blog post from a website, not from the blog author. In Spanish, 'trilogia' means trilogy and 'baztan' means woods or forest. In this particular case the word translates as the baztan trilogy which refers to three novels by Spanish author Vicente Blasco Ibáñez: 《El Jardín de las Delicias 》(Jardin of the Delights), 《La Casa de Bernarda Alba 》(Bernarda Alba), and 《Los Maestros Farsantes 》(The Swindlers). These novels were written between 1932 and 1934 and have been translated into English as Basque - The Jardin of the Delights, Basque - The House of Bernarda Alba, and English - The Maestros Farsantes. The series begins with a group of pilgrims heading for a remote monastery in the mountains. They are accompanied by an old priest whose son has been condemned to death by having his tongue cut out for telling a lie. In the middle of their journey they meet a boy who is being chased by some guardsmen because of a crime that he did not commit. A woman and a man who also accompany the group help the boy to escape. A few miles before reaching the monastery the travelers are stopped by some guardsmen and asked for their papers. The story begins with Pere el Verí i els seus germans, (Peter and his brothers). The six brothers form a family of swindlers who make a living by tricking people in order to get money from them. They can be found in several different places, such as Madrid and the Basque Country. Some of the brothers are successful and others are not. Other people who work with these swindlers include Verónica, a woman who is able to work miracles and who has a portion of the family fortune. There is also Walter López, a man without honor or scruples who used to be part of the same family as Peter and his brothers but left them because he did not feel accepted by them. Another character we learn about in this novel is Antonia Sánchez, an orphan girl who is in love with Julio López, one of the sons in the family. In the end it is Antonia who saves Julio from death. In the following section we read about a man named Jeróme Verí, who was a swindler and a liar, but in this novel his son "Pedrito" is not a swindler and doesn't lie. He claims that he is a member of the Guardia Civil, when in reality he is an ordinary peasant worker who has been unjustly attacked by some guardsmen. Some people have tried to kill him in order to get money off of him so they can continue their lives as criminals. cfa1e77820
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