La Plata Countries of South America
La Plata Countries of South America
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The chirapa is worn over the trousers. It is a long shawl, one end of which is fastened under the belt in front and the other end at the back, giving the effect, when walking, of Turkish trousers open on the side. In riding it protects the white ones underneath. The belt is of leather, the finest being of dressed hog-skin elaborately embroidered. The leather is doubled, forming pockets from six to nine inches deep, which are separated by rows of buttons. These buttons are silver dollars or half... dollars made with an eye on the reverse side. The lappet of each pocket is fastened down with a similar button. The lower edge of the belt is sometimes festooned with silver chains, from the links of which silver coins are suspended, and the whole is fastened in front by an elaborate clasp surrounded by a coarse filigree.
OF SOUTH AMERICA.
127 The curved knife, inherited from his Moorish an- cestors, is worn in the back of the belt. It serves for all purposes alike, — to mend a cart, build a house, kill an ox, cut his food, or " mark" his antagonist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chirapa is worn over the trousers. It is a long shawl, one end of which is fastened under the belt in front and the other end at the back, giving the effect, when walking, of Turkish trousers open on the side. In riding it protects the white ones underneath. The belt is of leather, the finest being of dressed hog-skin elaborately embroidered. The leather is doubled, forming pockets from six to nine inches deep, which are separated by rows of buttons. These buttons are silver dollars or half... dollars made with an eye on the reverse side. The lappet of each pocket is fastened down with a similar button. The lower edge of the belt is sometimes festooned with silver chains, from the links of which silver coins are suspended, and the whole is fastened in front by an elaborate clasp surrounded by a coarse filigree.
OF SOUTH AMERICA.
127 The curved knife, inherited from his Moorish an- cestors, is worn in the back of the belt. It serves for all purposes alike, — to mend a cart, build a house, kill an ox, cut his food, or " mark" his antagonist.
What to read after La Plata Countries of South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E J M Eliza Jane Mccartney Clemens to read onlineMoreLess
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