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Montezuma’s Daughter

CHAPTER XXX
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But there will be nothing to fear from the guard, trust to me for it.

See, the bars of this window are but of wood, that sword will soon sever them, and if you are seen you must play the part of a drunken soldier being guided to his quarters by a woman.

For the rest I know nothing, save that I run great risk for your sakes, since if it is discovered that I have aided you, then I shall find it hard to soften the rage of Cortes, who, the war being won,' and she sighed, 'does not need me now so much as once he did.' 'I can make shift to hop on my right foot,' I said, 'and for the rest we must trust to fortune.

It can give us no worse gifts than those we have already.' 'So be it, Teule, and now farewell, for I dare stay no longer.

I can do nothing more.


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