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In the order of our march the squeezes went first, formingimmense rolls covered with tarpaulin. We followed in silence,and our band had all the appearance of a funeral processionconveying the sacred ornaments of the priests of olden time.
We reached Citas without accident, and two days later werein Merida. The road to Kabah, our next stage, passing by Ticul, lies asusual through a flat tract of land, varied here and there by-plantations of henequen and maize.
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