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Running the Rapids of the Ratama Frontispiece

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Announced that a person, a somebody, was awaiting me below 13

Pointed scornfully to the outside 15

Agamemnon 18

Those who refused to pay were thrown into the chicken coop 35

When the end lid was taken off the bodies of eight dead Chinamen were taken out 37

A deserted brigantine at anchor dipped slowly with the long Pacific swells 42

What the diplomat said was direct and voluble 49

A wide dusty canal which in the intervals between showers serves as a market (facing page) 50

Close resemblance to an army of drunken bugs 52

Every day our winches whirred and clattered off some dusty, sand-blown port (facing page) 54

Lima, a delightful city of contrasts 58

An Arequipa carrier 78

In Arequipa, the city of churches (facing page) 80

Hardly a day without its Saint’s fiesta 83

An Andean touring car 85

In Pizarro’s day it was probably the same—costume, craft, and barter (facing page) 100

Haggled with arrieros over pack mules 104

Prisoners along the trail up from La Paz (facing page) 106

Aymará driver of pack llamas 111

Members of a gang of prisoners 112

The guard for the road menders 114

Rodriguez and his Cholo helpers tightened the rawhide cinches and replaced the packs 116

Aymará herders played their weird flutes 123

A few streets were still plainly marked, though the village has been dead these many centuries (facing page) 128

Blizzards blowing from the Andean passes 133

Soldering the food in tin cans 138

Scattered in hysterical flight up and down the precipitous slope 141

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