I then explained to the sailor who Manco was.

"That's the spirit I like to see," he answered. "We shall do, depend

upon it. I've no great fancy for being caught by the Spaniards and

clapped into prison; and they are certain to be looking for us all along

the western coast. We shall have to go rather a roundabout way, but

that can't be helped. Now, from what I hear, the Indians have pretty

well cleared the country of the white men to the south of this, so we

shall have little to fear from the Spaniards; and as you say the Indians

are your friends, if we fall in with them, it is to be hoped they will

treat us well. We can't expect, you know, to get through the world

without running through a little danger now and then."

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