Abstract

He rang a bell he rigged by the wooden slat of his cart, where the cracks came together with wire and rusty nails. Twice he rang it, then his voice boomed down the street: "Maní tostado, maní. Se afilan cuchillos, tijeras, achas." He sold roasted peanuts. He also sharpened scissors, knives, axes. "Pan dulce, pan dulce y caliente." Sweet, hot bread.

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