Mexico of the Twentieth Century, volume 1
Mexico of the Twentieth Century, volume 1
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It makes his acquaintance all the more worth cultivating, for it means that he is discriminating in the choice of his guests and particular— very — as to whom he introduces to his women- folk.
While the more conservative heads of some of the old Mexican families still maintain rigidly their privacy and reserve, neither visiting nor receiving any but their most intimate friends, the emancipation of the younger generation has proceeded apace. Whereas a dozen or twenty years ago no Mexican lady wo...uld descend from her carriage when shopping, but would expect the storekeeper to bring out all his wares to exhibit before her — ^no matter how inconvenient to him or to the passers-by — to-day Mexican ladies conduct their bargaining at the counters, like their less monastic sisters, and otherwise attend personally to all their household require- ments. They go about unattended, instead of closely veiled and with a * duenna ^ they play golf, tennis and even attend polo matches, as spectators only Hen entendu; they send their girls to school instead of educating them at home, and generally pursue the lines of European or American women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It makes his acquaintance all the more worth cultivating, for it means that he is discriminating in the choice of his guests and particular— very — as to whom he introduces to his women- folk.
While the more conservative heads of some of the old Mexican families still maintain rigidly their privacy and reserve, neither visiting nor receiving any but their most intimate friends, the emancipation of the younger generation has proceeded apace. Whereas a dozen or twenty years ago no Mexican lady wo...uld descend from her carriage when shopping, but would expect the storekeeper to bring out all his wares to exhibit before her — ^no matter how inconvenient to him or to the passers-by — to-day Mexican ladies conduct their bargaining at the counters, like their less monastic sisters, and otherwise attend personally to all their household require- ments. They go about unattended, instead of closely veiled and with a * duenna ^ they play golf, tennis and even attend polo matches, as spectators only Hen entendu; they send their girls to school instead of educating them at home, and generally pursue the lines of European or American women.
What to read after Mexico of the Twentieth Century, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy F Percy Falcke Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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