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Mr. Fortescue

CHAPTER XXII
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A savage queen with a sharp temper who occasionally roasted people alive was not to be trifled with.

But as delay was not likely to help us, and I detest suspense, and, moreover, felt very hungry, I suggested that we had better go on to Pachacamac forthwith.
"Perhaps we had.

Yes, let us get it over," he said, with a sigh.
After descending the bastion by a steep zigzag we turned into a pleasant foot-path, shaded by trees, and as we neared our destination we met (among other people) two tall Indians, whose condor-skull helmets denoted their lordly rank.

On recognizing Gondocori (who had lost his helmet in the snow-storm and looked otherwise much dilapidated) their surprise was literally unspeakable.

They first stared and then gesticulated.


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