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Edith A Sawyer

Edith   A Sawyer JOSE: OUR LITTLE PORTUGUESE COUSIN

JOSE: OUR LITTLE PORTUGUESE COUSIN

Sinopsis

"The childhood shows the man."—John Milton.
A slim slip of a boy, with dark brown eyes and pale olive skin, walked at the head of a pair of fawn-colored oxen as he turned homeward from the market-place of a small village in the north of Portugal.
The village was just a humble collection of narrow streets paved with round, worn cobble stones; a few shops and a long, one-storied inn; a group of cottages and two or three larger houses, and a little white granite church.
Along the street through which Jose Almaida ed with the oxen, the market-day produce was spread out under the trees. There were great piles of maize-cobs, potatoes, chestnuts and beans; baskets full of grapes, figs and...