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whqfe.-:~•fatne
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9011~1Hí9n
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.fuch, as wa~i'e no
iµlpre.ff¡0u
!!.l
,he
nnnds of Mtm,
fo
,as
-v-1tlwuc
ch~
hdµ,
ofLec- .
ters.
t~
c01;ifen¡e if in_ rem~mbrapce :
I:I~
fe~med now ro la3/.\aGde
a.11 _th©
though~s .
of
War,
af\cd Co11queíls q(f!~~ P,r9vmm, ,¡nd to
makf
ch~
{;0,v.ernJl}fQ,~
filJi
h1s ··
Do1ninions, ,\nd tlie Co11f@p,ra.ricimof
r
pt;
con1qion.
P€!il~e
an~, qqietn~fs to .he h!S
onely employmenc : As to bis Son, he rhought ic no.r ¡.:mW€tf1Íent, _n0r f~qur~ to
remove him far from his fight, that
·fo
he might more eafily app]y chofe remedies
to
reclaim hiin, as beíl: fuited w.ith bis condibion
j
nor did he judge it
fit
to
im–
prifon, and difinherit, and chufe fome other i11 bis pja._ce,. fQ!. chª~-f~~111~d
ª1'!
~xp~–
dienc too violeñt: anél wicñout Example, and was a new an2 onpraél:Heácafe to
depofe che true Heir, and degrade che Divinity of the
lnc,u
of its Right and
Honour
$
befides, ic appeated doubtfull how far che people would afient
to
chis
impiety, and how
il1
they ,i0uld cake chis
lmfh
ufage of'cbe Prince and Heir
to
the Empire.
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In
this wavering and unquiec condicion, 'which deprived the
Inca
of all content· ,
inenc and iegofe, he paffed three years without any obíeryable occurrence
j
.du–
ring which liime,. he twice Commiffionated four of his Kl.ilfrnen to vifü his Do–
minions. giving to every one t~eir refpec1ive charges, and.difpatcpes in,to diíl:ÍiÍél:
pares of bis Dominions, in or~er
to
perform fuch publick
W
orks as might con–
duce to the honour of che
lnca
1
and the cornmon benefit of his Subjeél:s
j
fuch as
che making of Aqueduél:s, rajGng Magazines for laying up Provifi.ons, Royal
Ho~les, Fmintafps-.¡pd Bridges,. ~aufeys, ~nq,fucl1 o~4er Works of
pqbJ4
ufe.
But
for hj.s own ,part, ~1e never
h¡i~
the c~urage to depa~t from his
Cpprt
1
bqt one~
ly ~here to ¡itten~-
~o~
i:elebrat!e the Fefüv¡il_s
sl
the Sun, an~ fu~h ltke, an9 aµ–
miniíl:er Ju{qce t<;> ,?i~ Subjeél:s. At the
~IJd
of ~his long ti¡TI€, on~ gay abguc
Noon the Pri.Qce entred-into thei P,alace of,his Fc1cher, wifhqu~ qny CQ!DPªllion
or Attendance, like a Perf9q forlorn, ¡md in ~isfFwqur·of pis
lr¡fa
j
an,á
[~pt
bün
, word, that hél was tber~ cq·f~ak with hini, ·h,aymg aMeffege ofhigh impommi:e
to
qdiver: Tl1e
Inca
mad~·a ,quick Anfwer in pis fudcjell:Pa(licm, thac he íhould
w¡cbout Demur or Reply rec~ri again to the place qf bis C:onfíne-p1ent,
Ql}
penalty
of bein_g procee~es{
again.íl: accorqing
to
that fevere punHlvriepc which che
Law
infli~s on
rl
1ofe who ·break che Roy_al Comn,~np. The Prince made anfwer,
that he was not come thicher iifconcempt of bis Com111::incls,
hµt
il'!. 9bed~ev.c,e
to
the·Meffage and Injunél:ion of another
Inca
as great ¡is hirp(~)f, wno fent him to
impart unto him matters of high and eoníiderable importanG€ ~,which i( !,e were
plea(ed to hear, he defüecl
co
be gdmitted aríd
t:J
have Audümce; if not, he had
complied with the Comman'ds
Óf
him rh~t
fent
hjrp, a11p fhoul_d return again
to
render an accouI)t .of bis foccefs.
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The
Inca
hearlng him mention another, as Great a Lord as himfelf, ordered
him
to
be adrI¡itted, for he wondered at che imperrinence of cJ1e Meífage, and che
boldnefs of any wbo fhould dare
to
ernploy his baniíhed and difgra.ced Son with
Advices of any nature whatfoever. The P1irKe being introduced, and íl:anding
hefore bis Father,. fa~d
Íll
rhis manner :
I arn come, S,ir, ·to ma~e" k.powrz un'toyou, that
.fitting 1hú day, abotlt Noon, under one
of
thofe Y,reat Rock;, which are in the Fiel4s of
Chita,
where,
by
your Order,
1 w,u
emp!,oyed to feed the Flock¿ of our Father the Sun
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k__now not
whether I wM ajleep, or well awakf, there appMred prfore me a Man in a ftrange Habit,
and of a Figure different from
us :
Hú
Beard was above
a
/pan
in
fength, his GarrpentJ
Ion¡; a11d loofa, m1ching down to his. Feet~ and about hiJ Neck,.
he
ca-t'rie¡}. a fort of living
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