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Sunday Night 10. PM - The Maronarros or Rope Cancers - jumping about - Here we are governed by American & English Laws - but Mexican Customs prevail - Rope Dancing, [[?]] & Plays on a Sunday!!  More go to the [[?]] than to Misa or Visperas - Cada qual tiene la Suya - y con il tiempo di blanquera [[?]]
Sunday Night 10. PM - The Maronarros or Rope Dancers - jumping about - Here we are governed by American & English Laws - but Mexican Customs prevail - Rope Dancing, [[?]] & Plays on a Sunday!!  More go to the [[?]] than to Misa or Visperas - Cada qual tiene la Suya - y con il tiempo di blanquera [[?]]

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slept their Siesta, thro' the heat of the day - The Mornings & the cool of the afternoons devoted to work (by the Peons) resting oftimes to make & smoke their cigarrillo = & after their evening meal, they enjoyed the beautiful balmy nights of the West in the fandango - or touching their guitar reclining at their mistresses' side [[crossed out: in the sweet accents of "Amor mi dulce duena"

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Sunday Night 10. PM - The Maronarros or Rope Dancers - jumping about - Here we are governed by American & English Laws - but Mexican Customs prevail - Rope Dancing, ? & Plays on a Sunday!! More go to the ? than to Misa or Visperas - Cada qual tiene la Suya - y con il tiempo di blanquera ?