Travels in Peru and Mexico, Volume 2Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1860 - Chile |
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... took no notice of this , he said to the one that appeared to be the eldest : " Can you recommend him what he should do to find such a lady ? " . To this the Indian woman replied in her own tongue , and with the most perfect composure ...
... took no notice of this , he said to the one that appeared to be the eldest : " Can you recommend him what he should do to find such a lady ? " . To this the Indian woman replied in her own tongue , and with the most perfect composure ...
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... took a path which inclined towards the west . The country during the earlier part of our journey , was far more agreeable than any over which we had passed since the first two days after quitting Cuzco ; and in some parts it was ...
... took a path which inclined towards the west . The country during the earlier part of our journey , was far more agreeable than any over which we had passed since the first two days after quitting Cuzco ; and in some parts it was ...
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... took a warm leave of my kind friends and renewed my journey . We were all this day ascending and descending tedious stony hills , unrelieved either by fair prospects or smoother ways . Our beasts too were frequently ex- posed to dangers ...
... took a warm leave of my kind friends and renewed my journey . We were all this day ascending and descending tedious stony hills , unrelieved either by fair prospects or smoother ways . Our beasts too were frequently ex- posed to dangers ...
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... took up our quarters for the night , quite satis- fied with having travelled only seven leagues . Notwithstanding the condition of our mules , we were now so near the place of our destination that we deter- mined to do all in our power ...
... took up our quarters for the night , quite satis- fied with having travelled only seven leagues . Notwithstanding the condition of our mules , we were now so near the place of our destination that we deter- mined to do all in our power ...
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... took chose a different route from that which I had before travelled . We passed over the river Chilé by fording it much higher up the stream than the town ; and after taking a westerly route , passed through a defile , in a chain of ...
... took chose a different route from that which I had before travelled . We passed over the river Chilé by fording it much higher up the stream than the town ; and after taking a westerly route , passed through a defile , in a chain of ...
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