Our Next Door Neighbor a Winter in Mexico
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One cup is the usual allowance, but, being tired, I treat my- self to a second cup of hot milk with a suspicion of coffee therein. It is also odd that one feels little desire for more food or ere the ordinary hour for dinner arrives— so easily we can get accustomed to our condition. 33 OCA' NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOR. Rain had fallen in the night, and clouds, as the morning broke, appeal nl, hugging the bases of the hills. They almost swept down on us with their wet wings. Had they been in action they ...would have done so. Low to us, they were high in the heavens, being two miles above Vera Cruz or London, a high point for raining clouds to hang. They do not hide the landscape, which lies wide, and level, and rich, and cultivated, a grand plain, like so many of Mexico. Sol- diers pass us, dressed in the white costume of the country ; artil- lery-men follow, five cannon, drawn each by ten mules, and their attendant caissons ; cavalry and commandery — quite a detachment of an army. Their faces and shoulders are wrapped in their bright zerapes, not so soldier-like as comfortable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One cup is the usual allowance, but, being tired, I treat my- self to a second cup of hot milk with a suspicion of coffee therein. It is also odd that one feels little desire for more food or ere the ordinary hour for dinner arrives— so easily we can get accustomed to our condition. 33 OCA' NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOR. Rain had fallen in the night, and clouds, as the morning broke, appeal nl, hugging the bases of the hills. They almost swept down on us with their wet wings. Had they been in action they ...would have done so. Low to us, they were high in the heavens, being two miles above Vera Cruz or London, a high point for raining clouds to hang. They do not hide the landscape, which lies wide, and level, and rich, and cultivated, a grand plain, like so many of Mexico. Sol- diers pass us, dressed in the white costume of the country ; artil- lery-men follow, five cannon, drawn each by ten mules, and their attendant caissons ; cavalry and commandery — quite a detachment of an army. Their faces and shoulders are wrapped in their bright zerapes, not so soldier-like as comfortable.
What to read after Our Next Door Neighbor a Winter in Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Haven to read onlineMoreLess
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