Patrañas; or, Spanish Stories, Legendary and Traditional

by Rachel Harriette Busk

DE ULTRAMAR[1].

• [Hernan Cortes in Sanctuary] 340
• Araucania the Indomitable.
• [—I]
• 343
• Araucania
• ,,
• the
• ,,
• Indomitable.
• ,,
• II.
• [Tegualda] 351
• Araucania
• ,,
• the
• ,,
• Indomitable.
• ,,
• III.
• [Fiton’s Cave] 360
• [Matanzas] 370

Araucania theIndomitable.	[—I]	343
Araucania ,, the ,, Indomitable. ,,	II.	[Tegualda] 351
Araucania ,, the ,, Indomitable. ,,	III.	[Fiton’s Cave] 360

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[1] Colonial. [↑]

PATRAÑAS;
OR,
Spanish Stories, Legendary and Traditional.

INTRODUCTION.

You will often have it said to you, when smarting under a disappointment, “Never mind! it is all for the best!” I dare say you are sometimes inclined to doubt the truth of this maxim; I remember when I was a child I did, but I have found out in life, that it does very often prove true. And if you like, I will tell you one instance in which this was the case.