Mexico City An Idlers Note book
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It wasn't so particularly funny but we laughed politely; for didn't we know that once upon a time General Winfield Scott took a few volunteers quite as awkward on a tour through Mexico? And they really did nicely.
Had the lieutenant ever heard about that? Or about a ship called "The Maine"? And a Yankee by the name of "Dewey"?
The panorama of the great Val- ley of Mexico, as seen from Cha- pultepec Hill, is said to be the fin- est in the world. It may be; but, 66 Mexico City minus its associati...ve charm, I could name two landscapes in Southern California as worthy rivals. We stood there near the parapet and looked away away and thought of many things, including the advis- ability of our lingering until twi- light in some shady by-path that we might meet the ghost of Marina. I didn't think much about Slonte- zuma or Maximilian; I dreamed dreams about Carlotta and her jewels and her balls and her fetes. How magnificent her dinner-table must have looked, decked in all that silver now in the museum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn't so particularly funny but we laughed politely; for didn't we know that once upon a time General Winfield Scott took a few volunteers quite as awkward on a tour through Mexico? And they really did nicely.
Had the lieutenant ever heard about that? Or about a ship called "The Maine"? And a Yankee by the name of "Dewey"?
The panorama of the great Val- ley of Mexico, as seen from Cha- pultepec Hill, is said to be the fin- est in the world. It may be; but, 66 Mexico City minus its associati...ve charm, I could name two landscapes in Southern California as worthy rivals. We stood there near the parapet and looked away away and thought of many things, including the advis- ability of our lingering until twi- light in some shady by-path that we might meet the ghost of Marina. I didn't think much about Slonte- zuma or Maximilian; I dreamed dreams about Carlotta and her jewels and her balls and her fetes. How magnificent her dinner-table must have looked, decked in all that silver now in the museum.
What to read after Mexico City An Idlers Note book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olive Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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