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In Indian Mexico (1908)

CHAPTER XVII
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The night was cold and the damp air penetrating.

We arose early to go upon our way, but unfortunately yielded to the request of Louis and Ramon, permitting them to go in search of food.

Two full hours passed before they returned with a few _tortillas_ and two eggs; so that it was half-past-eight when finally we started.
[Illustration: SAN JUAN ZAUTLA] The road was slippery and muddy, descending constantly; a large portion of the way was through woods: at the bottom of the slope we found ourselves by a fine brook, which we forded.

Then began an ascent as precipitous, slippery and unpleasant.

The trail followed the bank of the stream.


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