1
The Admiral decided to go to the cacique on the next day.
2
The boats landed, and the Spaniards were kindly received by the cacique.
3
The young cacique is not slow in deciding which course to pursue.
4
He stood beside the bed and the silver-haired great cacique from heaven.
5
The cacique, governor, and principal men nominate candidates, and the election decides.
6
Finally the Spaniards arrived at the residence of a cacique called Chiapes.
7
The cacique was taken prisoner and with him his entire Sardanapalian court.
8
The cacique also exerted himself to procure a great quantity of gold.
9
The admiral accordingly sallied out with two hundred men against this cacique.
10
But the cacique, who was already on the march, made no answer.
11
The other cacique asked us into his house, and offered us refreshments.
12
Their cacique received unbounded reverence, and for him they would freely die.
13
Often the cacique's hanging nest is from four to six feet long.
14
They were generally naked and painted red; the cacique alone was painted black.
15
In the battle which followed, the cacique adopted a plan which Aguilar suggested.
16
The noble-minded cacique of the mountains received him with open arms.
