Jerry and I eagerly searched in our pockets, when we discovered some Chilian coins, which we bestowed on the poor goat-herd; but even as I dropped them into his hand, I could not help feeling that I was offering an insult to a great man in distress by giving him such a trifle.  The provoking part of the affair was, that, as the doctor told us, the man himself had never even heard of Robinson Crusoe in the whole course of his life.  We had a delightful ramble through the valley, and over the hills.  We found an abundance of the sandalwood-tree growing on the mountains, and myrtles in great quantities, with a variety of other aromatic shrubs.  Vegetables of all sorts were growing in profusion, and there were a number of cattle, and horses, and mules.  There was also plenty of milk; and from what we saw at the governor's table, there was no lack of provisions of any sort.