The Treasure of the Incas
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The amount we have gathered is only about twentyounces. " "Well, gentlemen, I shall be delighted to have you as my guests as long asyou are willing to stay. " "We are greatly obliged to you, " Harry said, "and will gladly be your guests. To-morrow the animals need a rest, and weshall enjoy one too. Next morning we must be going on, as we have beenaway longer than we ought, and want to get down to Lima quickly. " They had great difficulty in getting away from Huaca, where the goodpriest made the...m extremely comfortable, and was very loath to let them go. However, at dawn on the second day they started for Cerro, and arrivedthere forty-eight hours later after a rough journey through the Mils.
"We never know in Peru, when we go to bed, who will be president when wewake, " Dias said that evening. "There have been a dozen of them in thepast five years. Lamar, Gamarra, La Fuente, Orbegozo, Bermudes, andSalaverry succeeded one another; then Santa Cruz became master. Nieto hadthe upper hand for a bit, and at that time there was no travelling on theroads, they were so infested by robbers; one band was master of Lima forsome time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The amount we have gathered is only about twentyounces. " "Well, gentlemen, I shall be delighted to have you as my guests as long asyou are willing to stay. " "We are greatly obliged to you, " Harry said, "and will gladly be your guests. To-morrow the animals need a rest, and weshall enjoy one too. Next morning we must be going on, as we have beenaway longer than we ought, and want to get down to Lima quickly. " They had great difficulty in getting away from Huaca, where the goodpriest made the...m extremely comfortable, and was very loath to let them go. However, at dawn on the second day they started for Cerro, and arrivedthere forty-eight hours later after a rough journey through the Mils.
"We never know in Peru, when we go to bed, who will be president when wewake, " Dias said that evening. "There have been a dozen of them in thepast five years. Lamar, Gamarra, La Fuente, Orbegozo, Bermudes, andSalaverry succeeded one another; then Santa Cruz became master. Nieto hadthe upper hand for a bit, and at that time there was no travelling on theroads, they were so infested by robbers; one band was master of Lima forsome time.
What to read after The Treasure of the Incas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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