The Treasure of the Incas by G. A. (George Alfred) Henty
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Peru. Legends are current that they founded a great city there, and that
their descendants occupy it at the present time. But the forests are so thick, and the Indian tribes so hostile, that the country has never yet been explored, and it may be reserved for some future traveller, possessing the determination of my two heroes, to clear up the mystery of this city as they penetrated that of the lost treasure-ship. It need hardly be said that the state of confusion, misrule, and incessant civil wars which I have described as prevailing in Peru presents a true picture of the country at the period in which this story is laid. G. A. HENTY. CONTENTS CHAP. I. HOW IT CAME ABOUT II. THE START III. AT LIMA IV. A STREET FRAY V. AMONG THE MOUNTAINS |
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