[26] Pronounced, An-drayce; and Arriero (arry-ay-ro), man in charge of a pack train.

[27] Ll-yah-ma. Double l in Spanish always has the sound that it has in our word “million.”

[28] Vee-coon-ya. The Spanish letter ñ has always the sound of ny in “lanyard.”

[29] Chacra—a farm.

[30] The Bolivian dollar.

[31] Choon-cho: literally, a “cannibal”—the word used specifically of the man-eating tribes of the upper Amazon, and in general as a term of reproach.

[32] Flo-ho.

[33] Antelopes.

[34] These artificial storms are a favorite illusion of the Indian wizards of the Southwest.

[35] Aspen.