and calachonis of the river Grijalva arrive with presents, and what happened after this 80
CHAP. XXXVII. How Doña Marina herself was a caziquess, and the daughter of distinguished personages; also a ruler over a people and several towns; and how she came to Tabasco 84
CHAP. XXXVIII. How we arrive with our vessels in San Juan de Ulua, and what we did there 86
CHAP. XXXIX. How Teuthlille makes his report to Motecusuma, and gives him our presents; as also what further took place in our camp 90
CHAP. XL. How Cortes goes in search of another harbour and a good spot to found a colony, and what further happened 92
CHAP. XLI. What happened on account of our bartering for gold, and of other things which took place in our camp 94
CHAP. XLII. How we elected Hernando Cortes captain-general and chief justice until we should receive the emperor's commands on this head; and what further happened 97
CHAP. XLIII. How the partisans of Diego Velasquez would not acknowledge
