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the Governor's Mouth and Ears pour'd nuked Cold , of his Skull they made a 

 Drmking-cup, and of his Shin-bones, Trumpets ; a fo. this, the Cry fell A, 

 „oft to decay, onely a great part of the Wall remamdyet'ftand.ng: The G, 

 leans hereupon flock'd hither by thoufands, fome on Hoifes other, on Foot, all 

 Arm'd with Lances of a Foot long • Herkman hereupon informmg .them by an 

 Interpreter, that they being mortal Enemies of the Shards, would joyji with 

 he dileans againft that common Foe ; and defifd, that they might build a tort 

 on the Marked" in &Uiw, for a defence againft all Invasions, and that 

 thev mieht be fupply'd with Provifions which the Fleet wanted , all which the 

 CbLs granted, and accordingly brought in (tore of Sheep Hogs and Cartel: 

 But fo foon as Herhnan began to make the leaft mention of Gold, they were 

 all abafh'd, and faid, that they knew of no Gold Mines, nay their Hair flood 

 an end when they heard the name of Gold , fo horribly the Spamards had dealt 

 w* * m, P ew iA d eir Parents : After this, the Chileans growing more and more ftrange, 

 «-*•*,«-* W. d not .V [hc lcaft countenance thc bu ilding of rhe Fort, and the longer the 



Fleet ftaid the lefs Provifions they brought aboard . upon which, the Ships 

 were neceifitated, without any remarkable Exploits, to let Sail and return to 

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