173 Chap. XLIII.—How the friars took to flight 175 Chap. XLIV.—How the governor took four hundred men on his voyage of discovery 177 Chap. XLV.—How the governor left part of the provisions he had brought with him 179 Chap. XLVI.—How he stopped to speak with the natives of another port and land 180 Chap. XLVII.—How he sent for an interpreter to treat with the Payaguás 182 Chap. XLVIII.—How the horses were embarked in the port 183 Chap. XLIX.—How Juan de Ayolas entered the port where he and his Christians were killed 185 Chap. L.—How the interpreter and those who had promised to come failed to do so 188 Chap. LI.—How the Guaxarapos spoke with the governor 192 Chap. LII.—How the Indians come and establish themselves on the shore of the river 193 Chap. LIII.—How they erected three crosses at the mouth of the river Yguatú 196 Chap. LIV.—How the Indians of the port of Los Reyes cultivate the soil 199 Chap. LV.—How the Indians of Garcia settled in this place 202 Chap. LVI.—How they spoke with the Chaneses 203 Chap. LVII.—How the governor sent to find out the Indians of Garcia 204 Chap. LVIII.—How the governor held a council with his officers

and informed them of what was passing

205 Chap. LIX.—How the governor sent an expedition to the Xarayes 207 Chap. LX.—How the interpreters came back from the Xarayes