[177] “Combien.”
[178] The guanaco, a kind of Lama.
[179] “Empanées.”
[180] “Besongnes.”
[181] “Brasse.”
[182] “Sayon.”
[183] “Bragues marinieres.”
[184] “Bouffer”, to be angry, also to blow, to puff.
[185] Setebos, though represented by the Spaniards as a demon, would, no doubt, be the Patagonian name of the Deity. Shakespeare has twice brought in Setebos in the Tempest, as invoked by Caliban. There can be no doubt of his having got the name of Setebos from the account of Magellan’s voyage.
[186] “Carvalho.”