91
Fiesta en noviembre (2d ed.; Buenos Aires: Losada, 1949), p. 39.
92
Las Águilas, pp. 100-101. Mallea reproaches the Ricartes with rushing through Spain and Portugal, which they considered backward, in their hurry to get to Paris. Though conscious of the Hispanic roots of Argentina, he himself seems to have spent even less time in the Peninsula.
93
La bahía de silencio, pp. 414-415.
94
Historia de una pasión argentina, p. 57.
95
Ibid., p. 67; El sayal y la púrpura, p. 144.
96
Historia de una pasión argentina, pp. 58-60.
97
Ibid., p. 58.
98
La bahía de silencio, pp. 294, 399-400.
99
La torre, p. 75.
100
La bahía de silencio, p. 197. According to Mallen, the men of the «visible Argentina» have sold their birthright of authentic Argentinity for the pottage of comfort and prosperity.