A Diplomat's Wife in Mexico
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Whatever they thought of yesterday's raising of the embargo they kept to themselves or ex- pressed when I was absent. Even Rincon GaiUardo, who is giving his all — time, money, brain — to the paci- fying of the country under Jluerta, maintained hia exquisite calm.
XIV A "neat little haul" for brigands— Tea at San Angel— A picnic and a burning village— The lesson of "Two Pools"— Austria-Hungary's new minister — Cigarettes in the making — Zapata's message.
February 6th.
'T'HERE was no disturbance... of any kind yesterday.
A Never were the streets more peaceful, nor the heavens more calmly beautiful. Madame Simon had a luncheon for the new Austro-Hungarian minister, and afterw^ard we all motored out the Toluca road, driving on till from a high mountain place we could see the setting sun filling the stretches of the Toluca Valley with translucent flame colors, mauves, reds, and browns. It was like some new Jerusalem or any other promised glory.
Every time we saw a group on horseback we wondered if it were the redoubtable Zapatistas who make that part of the world so unquiet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever they thought of yesterday's raising of the embargo they kept to themselves or ex- pressed when I was absent. Even Rincon GaiUardo, who is giving his all — time, money, brain — to the paci- fying of the country under Jluerta, maintained hia exquisite calm.
XIV A "neat little haul" for brigands— Tea at San Angel— A picnic and a burning village— The lesson of "Two Pools"— Austria-Hungary's new minister — Cigarettes in the making — Zapata's message.
February 6th.
'T'HERE was no disturbance... of any kind yesterday.
A Never were the streets more peaceful, nor the heavens more calmly beautiful. Madame Simon had a luncheon for the new Austro-Hungarian minister, and afterw^ard we all motored out the Toluca road, driving on till from a high mountain place we could see the setting sun filling the stretches of the Toluca Valley with translucent flame colors, mauves, reds, and browns. It was like some new Jerusalem or any other promised glory.
Every time we saw a group on horseback we wondered if it were the redoubtable Zapatistas who make that part of the world so unquiet.
What to read after A Diplomat's Wife in Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Oshaughnessy to read onlineMoreLess
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