Baroja

I believe that I have read in Campión that the word Baroja is compounded from the Celtic _bar_, meaning mountain, and the Basque _otza, ocha_ meaning cold.

Youth and Egolatry P��o Baroja 1914

Beverly could barely make out the expression on Baroja’s face in the darkness, but it seemed to contain as much surprise as concern.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Beverly could barely make out the expression on Baroja’s face in the darkness, but it seemed to contain as much surprise as concern.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Beverly could barely make out the expression on Baroja’s face in the darkness, but it seemed to contain as much surprise as concern.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Beverly could barely make out the expression on Baroja’s face in the darkness, but it seemed to contain as much surprise as concern.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Beverly could barely make out the expression on Baroja’s face in the darkness, but it seemed to contain as much surprise as concern.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Baroja asked, his blue eyes as intense as the girl had ever seen them.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Dr. Baroja was there in a matter of seconds, bending over the alien and administering a hypospray.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Baroja asked, his blue eyes as intense as the girl had ever seen them.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

Dr. Baroja was there in a matter of seconds, bending over the alien and administering a hypospray.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005