See! So saying, the shopman opened a door in the back side of the shop, and showed Rollo and Charles the entrance to a room in the rear, where the boys had heard before the sound of a continual thumping, and where now they saw several silk looms, with girls at work at them, weaving scarfs.But, Rollo, said Charles, I think it is time for us to begin to cuna indians of panama try to find our way home.They frequently passed portions of old ruins.This must be cuna indians of panama some old ruin or other, said Rollo a temple perhaps.The coachman did as he was directed, wondering a little, however, at the strange demeanor of the boys and feeling somewhat curious to know where they wanted to go.See, how old cuna indians of panama and venerable it looks! It was built almost two thousand years ago.Yes, sir, said the shopman, bowing and smiling yes, sir yes, sir.There are several large columns standing among the ruins of Rome, and among them are two with spiral lines of sculpture around them, which are extremely similar to each other, and it is not at all surprising that Rollo was at first deceived by cuna indians of panama the resemblance between them.That will be a good plan, Charley, he added.There are carriages to be found almost every where in the streets of Rome, especially in cuna indians of panama the neighborhood of the most interesting ruins.The boys walked on together until they came to a long and straight, though not very wide street, which was so full of animation and bustle, and was bordered, moreover, on each side by so many gay looking shops, that Rollo said he was satisfied it must be one of the principal streets of the town.Perhaps the design may cuna indians of panama be the figure of a man.Rollo and Charlie went into one of the shops, and saw a man making one of these mosaics.