..." on that side are toil, hunger, nakedness, desolation, and death ; on this side ease and pleasure. For my part I go to the south;" so saying he stepped across the line, and was followed by eleven others, and Peru was conquered. The sword of the spirit draws the line ;...

..." on that side are toil, hunger, nakedness, desolation, and death ; on this side ease and pleasure. For my part I go to the south;" so saying he stepped across the line, and was followed by eleven others, and Peru was conquered. The sword of the spirit draws the line ;...

...across the line.1 He was followed by the brave pilot Ruiz ; next by Pedro do Candia, a cavalier, horn, as his name imports, in one of the isles of Greece....abide the fortunes of their leader, for good or for evil.1 Fame, to quote the enthusiastic language of an ancient chronicler, has commemorated thc names...

...with its riches ; here Panami and its poverty. Choose, each man, what best becomes a brave Castilian. For my part I go to the south.' So saying, he stepped...followed by the brave pilot Ruiz; next by Pedro de Candin, a cavalier, born, as his name imports, in one of the isles of Greece. Eleven others successively...

...with its riches ; here Panama and its poverty. Choose, each man, what best becomes a brave Castiliun. For my part I go to the south." So saying, he stepped...followed by the brave pilot Ruiz ; next by Pedro de Canili.i, a cavalier, born, as his name imports, in one of the isles of Greece. Eleven others successively...

...saying, he stepped across the line.1 lie was followed by the brave pilot Ruiz ; next by Pedro de Gandia , a cavalier, born, as his name imports, in one of the...Eleven others successively crossed the line, thus inlimating their willingness to abide the fortunes of their leader, for good or for evil.1 Fame, to...

...with its riches ; here Panamá and its poverty. Choose, each man, what best becomes a brave Castilian. For my part, I go to the south.' So saying, he stepped across the line." Ruiz, the pilot, was the first to follow his example, Pedro de Candia, the second. Eleven others passed...

...with its riches—here Panama and its poverty. Choose each man what best becomes a brave Castilian. For my part I go to the south." So saying, he stepped across the line; thirteen others followed him. The remainder returned to Panama and to prison. "' There is something...

...with its riches; here, Panama and its poverty. Choose, each man, what best becomes a brave Castilian. For my part I go to the south." So saying, he stepped...abide the fortunes of their leader, for good or for evil.f Fame, to quote the enthusiastic language of an ancient chronicler, has commemorated the names...

...instantly followed, — first, by the pilot Ruiz, next by a cavalier, Pedro de Candia, a native of one of the isles of Greece. Eleven others successively crossed the line, the names of all of whom are properly and honorably preserved in history. The soul of Pizarro, with...