Along the Rio Grande
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With a friend I sought him out one morning in the midst of his adobe splendor. Both of us Americanos knew quite a little English, but would never give Cervantes cause to think he had a rival in Spanish. Marianna could speak Spanish backward (I think he was doing it most of the time), but his few English words left him some- what winded after using for Marianna is old. My Mexicanese vocabulary consists of about sev- enty words in which the numerals and "muy bueno" play an alarmingly conspicuous ...part. My friend is scarcely more fluent, but the sign language and a lot of excess energy is an amazing thing, for we learned many of the facts of Marianna's life and many that were not facts. Down a long winding road we traveled to reach the ancient Indian down a road that went through a coun- try which even under a 100 degree sun appears pictu- resque and beautiful. A little brown-eyed, barefoot Mexi- can boy came toward us, kicking up the dust between his gray toes. He was singing with a gayness that knew no 67 GS Along the Rio Grande yesterday, something about "For la manana.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a friend I sought him out one morning in the midst of his adobe splendor. Both of us Americanos knew quite a little English, but would never give Cervantes cause to think he had a rival in Spanish. Marianna could speak Spanish backward (I think he was doing it most of the time), but his few English words left him some- what winded after using for Marianna is old. My Mexicanese vocabulary consists of about sev- enty words in which the numerals and "muy bueno" play an alarmingly conspicuous ...part. My friend is scarcely more fluent, but the sign language and a lot of excess energy is an amazing thing, for we learned many of the facts of Marianna's life and many that were not facts. Down a long winding road we traveled to reach the ancient Indian down a road that went through a coun- try which even under a 100 degree sun appears pictu- resque and beautiful. A little brown-eyed, barefoot Mexi- can boy came toward us, kicking up the dust between his gray toes. He was singing with a gayness that knew no 67 GS Along the Rio Grande yesterday, something about "For la manana.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy Hammond Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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