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In Indian Mexico (1908)

CHAPTER XV
15/18

The woman of the house where we were stopping was one of these.

Her husband, who came back from the mountains long after dark, appeared to have an affection and solicitude regarding her, which, under other circumstances, might have been quite touching, but which, then, was thoroughly exasperating.

While he cooked his own supper, made chocolate for her, and heated hot water for her use, he kept passing back and forth, between the kitchen and the sick chamber, until later than two o'clock in the morning.

The noise which he made, and these repeated movements, kept us all awake the whole night long.
The night was hot and close, and new and unknown insects troubled us extremely.

We were glad to be dressed and mounted, the following morning.


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