 | Sir Clements Robert Markham - 1892 - 632 pages
...fringe of the table cloth at which he was sitting, and said — "All this cloth and its fringe weremine, and now they give me a thread of it for my sustenance and that of all my house." Returning to Cuzco, amidst demonstrations of respect from Spaniards and natives, he was baptized under... | |
 | Thomas Cleland Dawson - South America - 1904 - 540 pages
...documents by which he renounced his sovereignty, he lifted up the gilded fringe of the table-cloth, saying: "All this cloth and its fringe were mine, and now...of it for my sustenance and that of all my house." Retiring to Yucay, he sank into a deep melancholy and died within two years. In the meantime Charles... | |
 | Arthur Howard Noll - Indians of South America - 1905 - 124 pages
...the golden fringe of the table cover before him and said: "All this cloth and its fringe were once mine ; and now they give me a thread of it for my sustenance and that of all my house." He sank into a deep melancholy and died within two years. The "good Viceroy" was in office for five... | |
 | Francis Edward Clark, Harriet Elizabeth Clark - Europe, Southern - 1909 - 364 pages
...after another the Inca chiefs fell before him. A pathetic saying of one of these chiefs is recorded. He had maintained a precarious independence in the wilderness,'...document renouncing his rights, he said, "All this cloth The Inca type. and its fringe were mine, and now they give me a thread of it for my sustenance and... | |
 | Francis Edward Clark, Harriet Elizabeth Clark - Europe, Southern - 1909 - 368 pages
...the document renouncing his rights, he said, "All this cloth The Inca type. Dr. Wood's great work. and its fringe were mine, and now they give me a thread...of it for my sustenance and that of all my house." The descendants of these noble and highly civilized Indians still occupy their old plateaus. Spanish... | |
 | Ethlyn T. Clough - South America - 1912 - 264 pages
...documents by which he renounced his sovereignty, he lifted up the gilded fringe of the tablecloth, saying "All this cloth and its fringe were mine, and now...of it for my sustenance and that of all my house." Retiring to Yucay, he sank into a deep melancholy and died within two years. In the meantime Charles... | |
 | Millicent Todd Bingham - Peru - 1914 - 380 pages
...into those dominions." " Ah! " said Sayri Tupac, as he lifted the gold fringe of the table-cloth, " all this cloth and its fringe were mine, and now they...of it for my sustenance and that of all my house." He was allowed to withdraw to the beautiful valley of Yucay, " rather to enjoy the air and delights... | |
 | Millicent Todd Bingham - Peru - 1914 - 382 pages
...into those dominions." ".Ah!" said Sayri Tupac, as he lifted the gold fringe of the table-cloth, " all this cloth and its fringe were mine, and now they...of it for my sustenance and that of all my house." He was allowed to withdraw to the beautiful valley of Yucay, " rather to enjoy the air and delights... | |
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All this cloth and its fringe were mine, and now they give me a thread of it for my sustenance and that of all my house. 