They had told of Caonabo and of Guacanagari's fortunes, and of every Spaniard dead of that illness or slain by Caonabo.

They would put Juan Lepe among these last, but here was Juan Lepe, one only left of that thirty-eight.
The boat approached.

I saw the bared head, higher than any other, the white hair, the blue-gray eyes, the strong nose and lips, the whole majestic air of the man, as of a great one chosen.

Master Christopherus--Don Cristoval--_el Almirante_! One of the rowers, and that was Sancho with whom I had walked on the Fishertown road, first saw me and gave a startled cry.

All in the boat turned head.