My American Diary
My American Diary
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It might have been an Irish village, but looking through doorways there seemed to be contained in it a whole world of gardens and patios. We entered one of these, as directed, and found ourselves in a clean bare yard. We went to the first door on the yard, but it was a bedroom. The second door was the restaur ant, the third combined kitchen and chicken house. An old wizened, bent woman came forward to greet us, and two pretty young Indian girls. Could she give us food? She could.
Soon? 222 MY A...MERICAN DIARY Immediately. What could she give us?
Some huevos (eggs) and some came (meat) with potata. Our kind cicerone then left us, ex cusing himself, he had business. We seated our selves in the primitive room, which was clean and whitewashed, and floor tiled. They laid a cloth for us which was clean and still wet. We waited hardly any time at all before they served us a hot and excellent meal, the best I have had in Mexico, and for two pesos, the three of us. But the wizened old woman was much concerned that she could not talk with us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It might have been an Irish village, but looking through doorways there seemed to be contained in it a whole world of gardens and patios. We entered one of these, as directed, and found ourselves in a clean bare yard. We went to the first door on the yard, but it was a bedroom. The second door was the restaur ant, the third combined kitchen and chicken house. An old wizened, bent woman came forward to greet us, and two pretty young Indian girls. Could she give us food? She could.
Soon? 222 MY A...MERICAN DIARY Immediately. What could she give us?
Some huevos (eggs) and some came (meat) with potata. Our kind cicerone then left us, ex cusing himself, he had business. We seated our selves in the primitive room, which was clean and whitewashed, and floor tiled. They laid a cloth for us which was clean and still wet. We waited hardly any time at all before they served us a hot and excellent meal, the best I have had in Mexico, and for two pesos, the three of us. But the wizened old woman was much concerned that she could not talk with us.
What to read after My American Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Consuelo Frewen Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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