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     ;Over   it� ─  �cried   Mr。   Damon。     ;Bless   my   gunpowder�   �What   do   you 

mean�拭─  �and   he   looked   down   at   the   earthen   floor   of   the   tent   as   though 

expecting it to open and swallow him。 

     ;I mean that the city�察�like many others of Central and South America�察�



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is buried below the refuse of centuries�察─�went on the professor。 ;Very soon�察�

if we are fortunate�察�we shall be looking on the civilization of hundreds of 

years agohow long no one knows。 

     ;Considerable excavation has been done in Central America�察─�went on 

Professor Bumper�察 �and certain ruins have been brought to light。 Near us 

are those of Copan�察�while toward the frontier are those of Quirigua�察�which 

are even better preserved than the former。          We may visit them if we have 

time。    But I have reason to believe that in this section of Copan is a large 

city�察�the existence of which has not been made certain of by any one save 

myselfand�察�perhaps�察�Professor Beecher。 

     ;Certainly no part of it has seen the light of day for many centuries。 

It   shall be   our pleasure  to uncover it�察 �if  possible�察  �and secure  the idol   of 

gold。; 

     ;How long ago do you think the city was buried�拭─�asked Tom。 

     ;It would be hard to say。      From the carvings and hieroglyphics I have 

studied    it  would    seem   that  the   Mayan    civilization   lasted   about   five 

hundred     years�察  �and   that  it  began   perhaps   in  the   year  A。    D。    five 

hundred。; 

     ;That would mean�察─�said Mr。 Damon�察 �that the ancient cities were in 

ruins�察�buried�察�perhaps�察�long before Columbus discovered the new world。; 

     ;Yes�察─�assented the professor。       ;Probably Kurzon�察�which we now seek�察�

was buried deep for nearly five hundred years before Columbus landed at 

San   Salvadore。     The   specimens      of   writing  and   architecture  heretofore 

disclosed indicate that。 But�察�as a matter of fact�察�it is very hard to decipher 

the   Mayan     pictographs。     So    far�察 �little  but  the  ability  to  read   their 

calendars     and   numerical    system    is  possessed    by   us�察 �though    we   are 

gradually making headway。 

     ;Now this is the map of the district�察�and by the markings you can see 

where I hope to find what I seek。          We shall begin digging here�察─�and he 

made a small mark with a pencil on the map。 

     ;Of course�察─�the professor explained�察 �I may be wrong�察�and it will take 

some time to discover the error if we make one。              When a city is buried 

thirty or forty feet deep beneath earth and great trees have grown over it�察�it 

is not easy to dig down to it。; 



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     ;How do you ever expect to find it�拭─�asked Ned。 

     ;Well�察�we will sink shafts here and there。             If we find carved stones�察�

the remains of ancient pottery and weapons�察�parts of buildings or building 

stones�察�we shall know we are on the right track�察─�was the answer。                    ;And 

now that I have shown you the map�察�and explained how valuable it is�察�I 

will put it away again。       We shall begin our excavations in the morning。; 

     ;At what point�拭─�asked Tom。 

     ;At a point I shall indicate after a further consultation of the map。                I 

must see the configuration of the country by daylight to decide。 And now 

let's get some rest。     We have had a hard day。; 

     The   two   tents   housing  the   four   white   members   of   the   Bumper   party 

were  close  together�察  �and   it   was   decided   that   the night   would   be   divided 

into   four   watches�察  �to   guard   against   possible  treachery  on   the  part   of   the 

Beecher crowd。 

     ;It seems an unkind precaution to take against a fellow scientist�察─�said 

Professor   Bumper�察   �but   I   can   not   afford   to   take   chances   after   what   has 

occurred。; 

     The    others   agreed    with   him�察  �and   though    standing    guard    was   not 

pleasant   it   was   done。   However   the   night   passed   without   incident�察  �and 

then came morning and the excitement of getting breakfast�察�over which the 

Indians made merry。 They did not like the cold and darkness�察�and always 

welcomed the sun�察�no matter how hot。 

     ;And now�察─�cried Tom�察�when the meal was over�察 �let us begin the work 

that has brought us here。; 

     ;Yes�察─�agreed Professor Bumper�察 �I will consult the map�察�and start the 

diggers     where    I  think    the  city   lies�察 �far  below     the  surface。     Now�察�

gentlemen�察�if you will give me your attention; 

     He   was   seeking   through   his   outer   coat   pockets�察  �after   an   ineffectual 

search in the inner one。       A strange look came over his face。 

     ;What's the matter�拭─�asked Tom。 

     ;The mapthe map� ─�gasped the professor。 ;The map I was showing 

you last night�      �The map that tells where we are to dig for the idol of gold� �

It's gone� ─�

     ;The map gone�拭─�gasped Mr。 Damon。 



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    ;II'm afraid so�察─�faltered the professor。 ;I put it away carefully�察�but 

now; 

    He ceased speaking to make a further search in all his pockets。 

    ;Maybe you left it in another coat�察─�suggested Ned。 

    ;Or maybe some of the Beecher crowd took it� ─�snapped Tom。 



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                         CHAPTER XVIII 



                                     ;EL TIGRE� ─�

       The four men gazed at one another。 Consternation showed on the face 

of Professor Bumper�察�and was reflected�察�more or less�察�on the countenances 

of his companions。 

     ;Are you sure the map is gone�拭─�asked Tom。 ;I know how easy it is to 

mislay anything in a camp of this sort。          I couldn't at first find my safety 

razor   this   morning�察  �and   when   I   did   locate   it   the   hoe   was   in   one   of   my 

shoes。    I'm sure a rat or some jungle animal must have dragged it there。 

Now maybe they took your map�察�Professor。                That oiled silk in which it 

was wrapped might have appealed to the taste of a rat or a snake。; 

     ;It   is   no   joking   matter�察─  �said   Professor   Bumper。 ;But   I   know   you 

appreciate the seriousness of it as much as I do�察�Tom。            But I had the map 

in the pocket of this coat�察�and now it is gone� ─�

     ;When did you put it there�拭─�asked Ned。 

     ;This morning�察�just before I came to breakfast。; 

     ;Oh�察�then you have had it since last night� ─�Tom ejaculated。 

     ;Yes�察�I slept with it under my clothes that I rolled up for a pillow�察�and 

when it was my turn to stand guard I took it with me。              Then I put it back 

again and went to sleep。        When I awoke and dressed I put the packet in 

my pocket and ate breakfast。         Now when I look for itwhy�察�it's gone� ─�

     ;The   map   or   the   oiled´silk   package�拭─  �asked   Mr。   Damon�察  �who�察  �once 

having been a businessman�察�was sometimes a stickler for small points。 

     ;Both�察─  �answered   the   professor。     ;I   opened   the   silk   to   tie   it   more 

smoothly�察�so it would not be such a lump in my pocket�察�and I made sure 

the map was inside。; 

     ;Then the whole thing has been takenor you have lost it�察─�suggested 

Ned。 

     ;I am not in the habit of losing valuable maps�察─�retorted the scientist。 

;And the pocket of my coat I had made deep�察�for the purpose of carrying 

the long map。      It could not drop out。; 

     ;Well�察  �we   mustn't   overlook   any   possible   chances�察─  �suggested   Tom。 

;Come   on   now�察  �we'll   search   every   inch   of   the   ground   over   which   you 



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traveled this morning�察�Professor。; 

     ;It MUST be found�察─�murmured the scientist。 ;Without it all our work 

will go for naught。; 

     They  all   went into   the   tent   where   the   professor   and   Mr。   Damon   had 

slept when they were not on guard。             The camp was a busy place�察�with the 

Indians finishing their morning meal�察�and getting ready for the work of the 

day。    For   word   had   been   given   out   that   there   would   be   no   more   long 

periods of travel。 

     In   consequence�察  �efforts   were   being   directed   by   the   head   men   of   the 

bearers to making a more permanent camp in the wilderness。                     Shelters of 

palm´thatched huts were being built�察�a site for cooking fires made�察�and�察�at 

the   direction   
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