Sdfsdf's Blog – June 2014 Archive (132)

"I guess we're solid now, as far as bein' bothered by those sacred

devils goes," Young said, as we stepped down from the ledge of rock on

which we had been standing; "but this ain't no time t' take no chances,

an' th' sooner we see what show we've got for gettin' anywhere through

that cave, th' better it'll be. An' we've got t' look after Rayburn.

He's closter t' handin' in his checks t'-day than he's been at all. Just

think o' him keepin' still through all that row,…

"We can do something better than that, I think," I said, as we went

together towards the grating. "Unless I am much mistaken, only the

Priest Captain knew about this sliding door and the treasure-chamber

beyond it. If we can restore to their places those three plates, and can

close the door behind us, I am persuaded that so far as pursuit of us is

concerned we shall be absolutely safe."…

cleverly disguised by an ingenious arrangement of the overlapping plates

as to be entirely concealed. Like the oratory, too, this room had an

opening in its roof through which air entered, and so much light that we

could see about us plainly. And the very first glance that I cast around

me in this strange place assured me that, by sheer accident, we had

found our way at last to the secret chamber wherein King Chaltzantzin's

treasure had lain hidden for a thousand…

Doubtless this storm was our salvation. That the Priest Captain's

intention, even from the first, had been to kill us also, and so make

his victory complete, I do not for a moment doubt; but he was too shrewd

to waste upon a few terrified spectators an exhibition that would carry

with it a salutary demonstration of his power; and with the bursting of

the flood upon us, the crowd that filled the amphitheatre had begun a

tumultuous flight to the temple; going thither…

in the world; the most scrupulous in performing

every engagement, however minute, and however it

may make against his i

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ntance had dropt in--a cir

nterest or pleasure. He is the

most fearful of giving pain, of wounding expectation,

and the most incapable of being selfish, of any…

of her young friends; for as she wished to be as much

as possible with Charlotte, she

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went thither every morning

as soon as she was dressed, and did not return till late

in the evening; and the Miss Dashwoods, at the particular

request of the Middletons, spent the whole of every day,

in every day in Conduit Street. For…

totally unsuspected by

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Mrs. Jennings, that she thought

it a delightful thing for the girls to be together;

and generally congratulated her young friends every night,

on having escaped the company of a stupid old woman so long.

She joined them sometimes at Sir…

a large party walking up to the door. Amongst them

were Sir John and Lady Middleton and Mrs. Jennings,

but there were two others,

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er endure such a conversation,

a gentleman and lady, who were

sh to his existen

quite unknown to her. She was sitting near the window,

and…

into the parlour, attended by Sir John.

Mrs. Palmer was several years younger than Lady

Middleton, and totally u

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nlike her in every respect.

She was short and plump, had a very pretty face,

and the finest expression of good humour in it that could

possibly be. Her…

"You may believe how glad we all were to see them,"

added Mrs. Jennings, leaning forward towards Elinor,

and speaking in a low voice

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as if she meant to be heard

by no one else, though they were seated on different sides

of the room; "but, however, I can't help wishing they…

arms were.)

So they heartily thanked Mr. Godly-Fear, took his counsel,

and did as he had bidden them. So they went and came to my

Lord, and made known the cause of their coming to him;

namely, that since Mans

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ideous noises, vain songs, lyi

oul was in so deplorable a…

their captives for the present they were forced to be. But,

I say, they discountenanced them as much as they were able,

and showed them all the dislike that they could.

The captains also from the cast

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le did hold them in continual

play with their slings, to the chafing and…

whatever they laid their hands on; yea, they fired the town

in several places; many young children also were by them

dashed in pieces; and those that w

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ere yet unborn they

destroyed in their mothers' wombs: for you must needs think

that it could not now be otherwise; for what…

less full in their account. Thus, then, friend Mac in his report:

THE NEW WORLD

GREAT MEETING AT THE QUEEN'S HALL

SCENES OF UPROAR

EXTRAORDINARY

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takes, ropes, and all that 

INCIDENT

WHAT WAS IT?

NOCTURNAL RIOT IN REGENT STREET

(Special)

"The much-discussed meeting of…

It seemed a poor return for all the courtesy which we encountered

that we should deceive our h

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osts and benefactors, but under the

circumstances we had really no alternative, and I hereby tell

them that they will only waste their time and their money if they

attempt to follow upon our traces. Even the names have…

aperture which opened upon the cliffs. It was a small rift, not

larger than a window, but it was enough for all our purposes.

As we craned our necks thr

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ough it we could see that the descent was

not a very difficult one, and that the level ground was no…

Until the time of Itzacoatl, each successive priest captain, in the long

line that here had ruled, had exercised so discreetly his theocratic

rights, and in all ways had shown such wisdom in his government, that no

conflict had arisen between the temporal and the spiritual powers. And

thus wisely had Itzacoatl governed in the early years of his reign. But

as age stole upon him--and he now was a very old man--his rule had grown

more and more tyrannical. He had drawn…

That Young's tongue also was a little greased, as he put it, by this very agreeable beverage was quite evident; but his wits were sharpened rather than dulled by the drink, and his present suggestion evidently was a very good one. As for Tizoc, his disposition towards us obviously was most soft and friendly; and as his mind slowly absorbed the fact that, somehow or another, the Priest   Free…

Yet that which most strongly attracted our attention was not this

charming display of the manifold excellencies of God's handiwork, but

rather a wonderful manifestation of the handiwork of man. Over against

us, on the far side of the lake, slantingwise from where we stood, rose

a mass of buildings of such vastness and such majestic design that at

the first glance we took it to be one of the square-topped mountains

which are found not uncommonly in this…

ancient race for which we had searched so long. It was his belief that

we had come out, in accordance with Rayburn's forecast, into the coast

country, and that the people around him were the ordinary dwellers in

the hot lands. And the Aztecs, knowing him to be one of themselves, no

doubt believed that he knew of the purpose for which they had been left

to dwell apart, and so plied him with questions concerning their

brethren from whom through long ages they had…