And what do you suppose they see? Not a wagon filled with glass jars or tin cans. Oh, no! It is only two or three cows being driven down the street by a woman.
The woman stops the cows in front of Domingo’s house, and milks one of them while the children watch her. How sweet and fresh this milk is! I wish you could have some every morning, too!
II—A RIDE IN A CHAIR
Domingo and Marikena are going with their mother to visit their cousin.
They have had their afternoon nap and it is not too hot out of doors now, as it is nearly four o’clock.
If you were going to pay a visit you would walk or ride in a car or carriage, would you not?
But Domingo and Marikena are not going in either of those ways. It is too hot to walk, and the streetcars do not go up the hill where their aunt lives, so they will ride in a chair.
The chairs are large and have big, soft cushions. They have a cover overhead and curtains on all sides, and are carried by four men.