A little earthen brazier for heating and cooking, a stone Metate, a rubbing-stone for grinding corn-meal, a table heaped with bundles and boxes containing the family clothing, and a chair were all.
"In Indian Mexico (1908)"
Frederick Starr
In place of the slender girl of the stylish raincoat a pretty peona raised velvet eyes from the stone Metate on which she was vigorously rubbing soaked corn for the supper tortillas.
"The Mystery of The Barranca"
Herman Whitaker
The stone pestle of the Metate I had been forced to leave behind me, but I had the heavy barrel of my gun, and I was going to take no chances.
"The Killer"
Stewart Edward White