(The Valona is played for the mules.)
Güe. Governor Tastuanes, you are certainly satisfied that they have dances, caperings, finishing touches and curvetings, like the macho-raton.
Gov. No, I am not satisfied, Güegüence.
Güe. Well, then, Governor Tastuanes, shall we not make a trade and a treaty between him, without a folly or a fig-tree, and the lady Suche-Malinche?
Gov. Do you not know of it already, Güegüence?
Güe. I do not know it, Governor Tastuanes.
Gov. My son, Captain Chief Alguacil, suspend [the labor] in the quarters of the Royal Secretary, and let him obey our order to enter my royal presence, with the lady Suche-Malinche.
(The Alguacil goes to speak with the Royal Secretary.)
Alg. I pray God to protect you Mr. Secretary.