The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-13

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Every traveller Is familiar with the
experience of finding that the reality
Of some spot on which his imagination
has dwelt is unlike what 1t had pic
tured. l had fancied walled city
visible from afar on high plain, with
a solitary citadel hill towering above
il. But GuzCo lies iHConsptcuous, with
lis houses huddied close in its bolson
at q point where three narrow ElenS
descend from the tableland above,
their torrents meeting In 1t or lust be
low IT., and no buildings are seen
except few square church towers
till you are at its gates
1t stands on a gentle slope, the
streets straight, except where the
1 course of torrent forces them &c
curve. and many of them too narrow
/ for NphlGIeS 10 pass one dnOtRcE, Du1
VehlcIes are so lew ihat ms uoeS Lo'
matter ihey are paved WIN Iopple1
stones SO large ana roush lha' Nhe pee
oi many mountain pFooh IS -
4 ef dld ]" lhe hlluui7 tttte 1t =
open gutter INTO when every klnu "l
nun IS thrown Sc Ltlat ttfe Guy IRON
emu 20 emo is Hiled win siheiis toe
uorIloIe LOT QeA'f iptloll.
me houses soidly punt OF stone
are enclosed IN small square court
yaIHS surrounded ny ruae WOODEN ga
.erleS. Many nave Two stores VIII
paIC"Ii'es aiSo OF Wood IN 'front.'
+ l'ut me Impressive features OF the
city are lls squares ne great flaza
/ r part OF IN" immense open space
j Whlch occupied the center o. inc an,
Clehf inca t"Nh wants the trees ahu
mower peas o1 the squares on Lama
4 ana Afequpf' 6ut us ample proper
uohS' with three Fehlai KANE ( ilur cI u,
/ occupying Two sizes OF ~ ana inc
fortress mn OF Saesa huamah Iro"nlhS
over H. give II an a1r or d'gI1t me
TWO sh1ailer pi3NaS, 'haL ca'ied Cusl-
pa'a anu that OK can I "a !sSo' are
lesS ies Il9I, "ut tuoelS Pc ~ ts'lue
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/ The F'riar Who Was Cuzco's First
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