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employed on some expedition an Indian to
Carry his baggage. Ofnis he was instantly
accused, and condemnGd to suffer the pun
ishment enacted for the offence, which was
to be publicly whipped on an ass. Great
intercession was made for him, but without
effect. After many solicitations, however,
respite for fortnight was obtained from the
governor; but just as this reached the prison
the criminal was stript, and mounted, and
exhibited for punishment. On hearing Of
the respite he said. Nay. the shame is suf-
fered; worse cannot be done; therefore, ex-
ecntioner, discharge your duty, and return
the tyrant his reprieve.' The sentence ac-
cordingly took its course, and the young
man endured it with the greatest cslmncss;
but he never after could lie brought t. asso-
ciate with gentlemen. He was constantly
wandering about by himself in a state Of
gloomy melancholy, and stunning the soci-
ETY. and converse of his fellow creatures.


Soon after the Governor was removed,
and another person sent in his stead, but A.
auirra was still seen to hover about the
palace. The Governors friends apprehen-
withdraw to some other place, he did SO,
and went to Los Reyes, three hundred and
twenty leagues from thence; but in a weeks
time Aqyirra was there, having followed
him on foot. The Viceroy then removed as
secretly as he could to Quito, which is four
hundred leagues from Los Reyes; there also
cane Aquirra in a short space oftime, tho
he travelled as before, without shoe& or
stockings. Finding himself SO closely pur-
sued, the Governor took another flight as
far as Cusco, which is FIVE hundred leagues
from Quito, but there also he was followed
by Aqurra. Being wearied by so. many
journeys, the Governor said, Il will fly the
villain no longer, but keep a guard about ms
and defy him;' which he did !; bat the gates
being one day open, and all the servants en-
gagged in play, Aquirra entered, and find
ing his enemy alone, stabbed him to the heart
and then despatched himself with the same
dagger.