Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 464
tea-pot, cups and saucers and various other dishes,being placed upon fantastic little tables only a fewinches high, which would serve admirably for anAmerican girls play-house. The poorer classes,however, dispense with even these formalities, andtake their dinners by means of their fingers out ofa… … LANDING AT TANGIER. hausted. This, as may be supposed, is not at all apleasant way of boarding. If you are not fullyacquainted with the customs of this strange land,said a recent traveler, you may be astonishedat having your entertainers fingers thrust into 438 THE LAND OF THE POWDER-PLAYERS. [May,…
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