El Puchero Or a Mixed Dish From Mexico Embracing General Scotts Campaign Wit
El Puchero Or a Mixed Dish From Mexico Embracing General Scotts Campaign Wit
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A full and powerful band preceded the proces sion, alternating its music with the chanting of the priests. A sermon was preached in the usual earnest and emphatic manner of the Mexican preachers ; it is heard by the congregation standing, as there are no pews in the churches of Catholic countries ; but from time to time, the assembled thousands fall on their knees to make some short special prayer, as recommended by the preacher ; when they rise, he resumes his discourse. After service at the C...athedral, I made a tour to numerous churches, following the crowds, " Visit ing the Sepulchres. " At every church was a representation of the Last Supper, either on canvass, over the altar, or in figures of the size of life, seated at the table in front of it. All the churches were ornamented with branches, fruits, flowers, and wax figures. Some of the churches were adorned with fantastic ornaments, in violation of the principles of good taste ; others, however, offered to the eye, not only nothing offensive, but very touching emblems of that period of the Redeemer's suffering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A full and powerful band preceded the proces sion, alternating its music with the chanting of the priests. A sermon was preached in the usual earnest and emphatic manner of the Mexican preachers ; it is heard by the congregation standing, as there are no pews in the churches of Catholic countries ; but from time to time, the assembled thousands fall on their knees to make some short special prayer, as recommended by the preacher ; when they rise, he resumes his discourse. After service at the C...athedral, I made a tour to numerous churches, following the crowds, " Visit ing the Sepulchres. " At every church was a representation of the Last Supper, either on canvass, over the altar, or in figures of the size of life, seated at the table in front of it. All the churches were ornamented with branches, fruits, flowers, and wax figures. Some of the churches were adorned with fantastic ornaments, in violation of the principles of good taste ; others, however, offered to the eye, not only nothing offensive, but very touching emblems of that period of the Redeemer's suffering.
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