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In Indian Mexico (1908)

CHAPTER XVI
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In the room where we were to sleep there was a _nacimiento_, made in connection with the Christmas season.

The table was covered with little landscapes, scattered over which were figures of many kinds, including a group of San Jose, Maria, and the infant Christ.
Santa Maria is purely _mestizo_.

In the morning, finding breakfast somewhat slow, we started for a walk, and passing by the old church, came shortly to the spot where the boy martyr was killed.

From here we descended, over a long slope of gray tufa, to a pretty stream flowing through black basalt.

The rock is hard and shiny with cells or air-bubbles scattered through its mass.


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