Coitlan: a tale of the Inca world.

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Bibliographic Details
OCLC:1249953138
Main Author: Hancock, Anson Uriel (Author)
Language:English
Published: Chicago, Donohue, Henneberry & Co., 1893.
Series:Optimus series, no. 30.
Subjects:
Indians of South America > Inca > Fiction.
Fiction, American.
Online Resource:Center for Research Libraries
Related Items:Print version: Coitlan: a tale of the Inca world.
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Monograph Online Resource

Table of Contents:
  • PART I. Off in a hamaca
  • Scenes along the road
  • A camp in the cordillera
  • Frost
  • At a village fair
  • Midnight love
  • The Coya of Quito
  • In court
  • Quohuitl receives an introduction to his father and the Coya of Quito
  • A timely shot
  • Entering the holy city
  • Coitlan
  • A theater, frowning wives and a priest with a petrified heart
  • An abrahamic episode
  • What shall we do with the fair Amana?
  • The rogue Quartu as a prevaricator
  • What shall they do with the Imp?
  • Love's wings begin to grow
  • Yucay
  • A lost Imp
  • The Huaracu
  • A contest
  • Love in a window
  • Arrested
  • Sentenced
  • Home again
  • On the dreamy edge of immortality
  • The choice of the Quitoans
  • Sorrowful scenes
  • An old lover and a young lover
  • Two lovers before a dual throne
  • A royal funeral
  • The old lover and the young lover observe marriage day.
  • PART II. Introduction
  • An attempted conversion
  • A slaughter, a capture an a contest
  • On a mission to Cuzco
  • The sad condition of widowed Coyas
  • A royal consent to a matter highly important to the person interested, but decidedly contrary to precedent
  • Will she, or will she not?
  • The priest's doubts and the woman's faith
  • Farewell, Tiahuantin Suyo!

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