The Golden Americas
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excellent turtle — but an ordinary article of food here. The interior is well arranged and furnished, considering the climate and the place, and, moreover, considering that we are birds of passage, there is little left for us to desire. Perhaps it might add to our comfort if we had attendants more after the old pattern, but domestics are not easily procured. It is the fishing season (September — October), and the men are busy drying and salting 244 THE GOLDEN AMERICAS. The fish. The season also... is coming on for hunting for turtles' eggs, also for the labours of the field, but, more and above all, the Indian has but little liking for household service, and it is probable that if you arrange with them to-day they will decamp to-morrow. An occasional glass of caxuca is, to the men at all events, a great attraction, and this will sometimes induce a servant to remain when no other consideration would. Our dinner is served from a neighbouring house, and the waiter arrives punctually with the mats.
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excellent turtle — but an ordinary article of food here. The interior is well arranged and furnished, considering the climate and the place, and, moreover, considering that we are birds of passage, there is little left for us to desire. Perhaps it might add to our comfort if we had attendants more after the old pattern, but domestics are not easily procured. It is the fishing season (September — October), and the men are busy drying and salting 244 THE GOLDEN AMERICAS. The fish. The season also... is coming on for hunting for turtles' eggs, also for the labours of the field, but, more and above all, the Indian has but little liking for household service, and it is probable that if you arrange with them to-day they will decamp to-morrow. An occasional glass of caxuca is, to the men at all events, a great attraction, and this will sometimes induce a servant to remain when no other consideration would. Our dinner is served from a neighbouring house, and the waiter arrives punctually with the mats.
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