With Pizarro in Peru
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So in the afternoon Amador got into a litter; he was to be carried in this as far as the guard- house. There he would pass the night, and early in the morning would journey on through the ra- vine to the cave, and from thence to his block -hut and to Huamanca.
What would Alcan, the brave swordsman, say to his exx)eriences ? Now he need not conceal from him all his recent adventures; he could tell him that there really was a path over those mountains to Vilcabamba.
XL The negro whom Amador had s...ent bound to his friend Alcan had not been taken at once to Huamanca. Not until five days after he had been sent away did lie ajipear before Alcan's house, not bound, but perfectly free, and gay, accom- panied by the two Indians as two good friends.
He smiled with satisfaction, for he had managed beautifully.
How astonished was Alcan as he listened to the man's story !
The negro had long since made his two Indian guards his confidants, and it had not been hard for him to persuade them to unbind him so that he might creep after his master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So in the afternoon Amador got into a litter; he was to be carried in this as far as the guard- house. There he would pass the night, and early in the morning would journey on through the ra- vine to the cave, and from thence to his block -hut and to Huamanca.
What would Alcan, the brave swordsman, say to his exx)eriences ? Now he need not conceal from him all his recent adventures; he could tell him that there really was a path over those mountains to Vilcabamba.
XL The negro whom Amador had s...ent bound to his friend Alcan had not been taken at once to Huamanca. Not until five days after he had been sent away did lie ajipear before Alcan's house, not bound, but perfectly free, and gay, accom- panied by the two Indians as two good friends.
He smiled with satisfaction, for he had managed beautifully.
How astonished was Alcan as he listened to the man's story !
The negro had long since made his two Indian guards his confidants, and it had not been hard for him to persuade them to unbind him so that he might creep after his master.
What to read after With Pizarro in Peru?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Falkenhorst to read onlineMoreLess
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