..."the fish in the lake became very large, especially the turtle ; and, during the whole of the siege the Spaniards would not touch them, so disgusted were...the nature of the food which produced such plump and savoury creaturesi." The Indian auxiliaries however had no scruples of this sort, and, being neither...

...cap. 2. This author relates that "from feeding on the bodies thus buried in the lake, the fish become very large, especially the turtles ; but, during the...savory creatures." The Indian auxiliaries, however, had no such scruples, and ate of them freely. their territory was understood to be comprehended in...

...the bodies thus buried in the lake, the fish become very large, especially the turtles ; but, daring the whole of their stay, the Spaniards would not touch...savory creatures." The Indian auxiliaries, however, had no such scruples, and ate of them freely. their territory was understood to be comprehended in...

...author relates that "from feeding on the bodies thus thrown in the lake, the fish became very largo, especially the turtles ; but, during the whole of...scruples, for they ate of them freely. f Bernal Diaz, c. clxxix. struck, when surveying them, with the independence manifested by tropical nature in its production...

...those of the ocean. They are of brilliant colors, yellow and blue predominating. I was * ViUagutierre, lib. i., o. 2. This author relates that "from feeding...the nature of the food which produced such plump and Bavory creatures." The Indian auxiliaries, however, who accompanied the Spaniards, do not seem to have...