They then saddled their horses.
"I did not think Don Pablo Pincheyra was so generous," said Sacatripas, while placing the harness on his horse.
"Nor I either; he has been represented to me as an avaricious man."
"The death of these two men must be a matter of great importance to him."
"That is just what I think. By-the-bye, shall we kill them or not?"
"What should we do with them? They would embarrass us."
"Bah! Let us kill them; in that way we should not fear their escaping."
"That is the surest way; an affair like this ought not to be done by halves."
"Well, we will decide on that—we will kill them."
"We will kill them."