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In Indian Mexico (1908)

CHAPTER XVIII
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At this moment, however, everything else was neglected for the wedding.

This we all attended, and it was, indeed, an occasion.

The bride in white, with veil and orange-blossoms, was accompanied by her mother, god-mother, and other female friends.

She was really a pretty and wholesome indian girl, and the groom was a decent young _mestizo_, with gray wool sombrero, and linen jacket, cloth trousers, etc.

He and his god-father were bustling about attending to all sorts of preliminaries.


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