[In Indian Mexico (1908) by Frederick Starr]@TWC D-Link bookIn Indian Mexico (1908) CHAPTER XI 41/79
Soon after we were down, we reached San Bartolo. This purely Mixtec town was a delightful spot.
It is large, and strung along two or three long straight streets. [Illustration: THE PEOPLE RECEIVING THEIR PADRE; TILANTONGO] The houses were in yards completely filled with fruit trees--_chirimoyas, limas, granadas de China, ahuacates_ and oranges. Garden-beds of spinach, lettuce, and onions were frequent.
The houses were of poles set upright, with thick thatchings of palms.
Bee-hives in quantity were seen at almost every house.
At Tilantongo we had seen but few women in native dress.
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