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II A Tezcucan Lover 89 III. The Banishment of Guatamozin 95 IV. Guatamozin at Home 103 V. Night at the Chalcan’s 112 VI. The Chinampa 120 VII. Court Gossip 126 VIII. Guatamozin and Mualox 130 IX. A King’s Banquet 135 X. The ’Tzin’s Love 141 XI. The Chant 150 BOOK THREE. I. The First Combat 162 II. The Second Combat 169 III. The Portrait 180 IV. The Trial 183 BOOK FOUR. I. The King gives a Trust to Hualpa 192 II. The King and the ’Tzin 198 III. Love on the Lake 207 IV. The King demands a Sign of Mualox 214 V. The Massacre in Cholula 220 VI. The Conqueror will come 230 VII. Montezuma goes to meet Cortez 239 VIII. The Entry 246 BOOK FIVE. I. Public Opinion 257 II. A Message from the Gods 261 III. How Ills of State become Ills of Society 267 IV. Ennuyé in the Old Palace 275 V. Alvarado finds the Light of the World 282 VI. The Iron Cross 291 VII. The Christians in the Toils