In New Granada
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We shouted, but no reply came. Could the Spaniardshave acted as the captain had advised them, and captured our people?
"Stop, Duncan, " cried Mr Laffan; "I do not like the look of things. "He soon overtook me, and expressed the same fears I entertained.
I asked Manoel what he thought.
"Very likely, " he answered; "those ladrones would as willingly robEnglish travellers who honour our country by a visit, as they would theunfortunate Patriots or us poor Indians. The best thing we can do is topush... on. " The peons carried our valises, the most valuable part of our property. We had our money in our pockets, with a brace of pistols apiece; and Ihad my gun, which I had brought in case I should see anything to shoot.
"But what shall we do for provisions?" asked Mr Laffan.
"We shall find game enough on the road to supply all our wants, "answered Manoel.
We agreed, therefore, to move forward as fast as we could. Domingo, with the peons and our animals, if not captured, could easily follow andovertake us at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shouted, but no reply came. Could the Spaniardshave acted as the captain had advised them, and captured our people?
"Stop, Duncan, " cried Mr Laffan; "I do not like the look of things. "He soon overtook me, and expressed the same fears I entertained.
I asked Manoel what he thought.
"Very likely, " he answered; "those ladrones would as willingly robEnglish travellers who honour our country by a visit, as they would theunfortunate Patriots or us poor Indians. The best thing we can do is topush... on. " The peons carried our valises, the most valuable part of our property. We had our money in our pockets, with a brace of pistols apiece; and Ihad my gun, which I had brought in case I should see anything to shoot.
"But what shall we do for provisions?" asked Mr Laffan.
"We shall find game enough on the road to supply all our wants, "answered Manoel.
We agreed, therefore, to move forward as fast as we could. Domingo, with the peons and our animals, if not captured, could easily follow andovertake us at night.
What to read after In New Granada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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