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OFF FOR THE SECRET CAVES. 4g Will secretly leave the city, as it would be dangerous for him to be Caught in the streets unless disguised. It was almost impossible to Keep the stone-cutters from tearing him to pieces as he was brought down from tlie feocalli; and, but for the emperor’s guards he Would have been butchered.”’ CHAPTER X. THE SPANIARDS’ ENTRY INTO THE CAPITAL. As the first break of day became visible in the east, the Spanish General was astir, mustering his followers, who gathered around him of the g sun as it overtopped ='The indomitable Cortes had marked his course from the coast with a snecession of brilliant triumphs, such as had never before been achieved in the history of the world. A little handful of Spaniards, comiclbooks.con