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[14] habitar un castillo, to reside in a castle. Many verbs in Spanish are used without a preposition when the corresponding verb in English requires a preposition. For example, buscar, pedir.

[15] querer a, to like or love. Usually querer means to wish and querer a, with a direct personal object, to love.

[16] pagar fiestas, to pay for festivals. See note 1 above.

[17] al pasar la gente, when the people passed.

[18] dar un rodeo, to walk round.

[19] seguir el camino, to continue on one's way.

[20] tropezar con, to run across or stumble upon.

[21] decir para sí, to say to one's self.

[22] esforzarse para (followed by the infinitive), to make a great effort to.