Excerpt from The Title: Fall, 1946
Sorry! I'm staying at the Fazenda with a whole crowd, and as Rachel's entertaining twenty-four of Saku's friends, who just dropped in for tea, she asked me to come and fetch you.
Jammed into the flimsy little cart the three of us swayed to the Straggly rhythm of Caramel Mou' s hairy hoofs In three minutes flat we had left the smelly, broiling village, and plunged into the most un believable part of Brazil, the fragrant, broiling jungle, thick with orchids, oozing creatures, and Startling streaks of noisy birds.
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