vely mes-sages in terms of religious faith and theolog-ical superstition; transplanted to the NewWorld and here modified to other thanecclesiastical uses, yet never quite successfullydeparting from the original formal standard;it is now, in an old world but recently madenew and still thrilling with… … No. 1 I N A MEXICAN PAWN SHOPBY MARY WORRALL HUDSON In Mexico it is no disgrace to pawnones dearest possessions: your watch, yourlace handkerchief or your flat-iron. In Montede Piedad, the National Pawn Shop, in theCity of Mexico, one may find anything fromjewels to tombstones. There are treasures…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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