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[20] A redomon is a half-tamed horse.
[26] Hydrochoerus capybara.
[32] The Gauchos often lay a deer-skin on their saddles, and wear boots made of deer-skin, alleging that serpents are afraid to touch them.
[46] Accustomed pasture.
[51] The Brazilians call the tapir “O gran besta.” The Guarani word is Mborebi.
[52] Potrero is a fenced pasture, from “potro,” a colt.
[54a] “Matto” is a wood in Portuguese, and at these two Mattos, tradition says, the rival armies had encamped.