Christmas in Spain; or, Mariquita's Day of Rejoicing

· 1922

_Electrotyped and Printed by_ _THE COLONIAL PRESS_ _C. H. Simonds & Co., Boston, U.S.A._ “If your mother is willing, I will take you for a walk with me,” said Señor Vasquez, smiling indulgently at his twin son and daughter. Anitia clapped her hands in delight as she ran after Antonio in search of their mother. They found her in the _despensa_, the store-house of many delicious dainties, as she was busy giving out the supplies for the holiday supper that evening. She followed them into the patio, however, and gave them the desired permission. “It’s such a busy day,” she said to their father, “that I am quite willing to spare them for the afternoon and a walk with you will be a great treat.”…

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