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Unknown Mexico, Volume 1 (of 2)

CHAPTER VI
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The father of the family, who, by the way, was very deaf, was a man of some importance among the native ranchers here.

When I approached the house, mother and daughter were combing each other's hair, and did not allow themselves to be disturbed by my arrival.

The younger woman wore her long glossy tresses plaited in Mexican fashion.

She evidently was in robust health and had well-moulded, shapely arms and an attractive face, with an eagle nose.

She was beautiful, but I could not help thinking how much better she would have looked in her native costume.
On the road we had several times overtaken donkey-trains carrying corn to the mines of Pinos Altos.


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