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Commentáries;
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bours ·a
nd
D:mger-s which offered in tbe Di(covery : And in regard cbat
Don Di–
_
ego
)1Hd·
(pem more vVea!ch chan be -, having been much richer, arid !oíl: an Eye
iQ ...the_Service,
he
appeared not ondy eq~al, bue co have grearer Meric rhan
Pi–
farro.
Theíe dirguíls were heightned by others, who aggravared che unkindnefs and
neg!eél: of
Pifarro
towards his Companions, alledging, rhat from a natural Ambi–
tion he had al)propriated all th,e Trufts anct Dignities ro himíelf; for which cau(e
cheíe cwo Companions became much efüanged one frorn che Qther, umill fome
Friends
imerpofi.ngbecween chem, fo reconciled rnatters, that they boch agreed;
and proceeded in cheir E~cerpriíe; ·howfoever ch~ Quarrel
was
not
fo
well made
up,
bue
chacchere remained fome reliques of ic; for that though che Provifions
were made, and all chmgs
put
into a readinefs ; yet
Don Diey,o
could not
fo
forgec
1iís lnjmies, as,
w
apply his mind with that zeal and warmnefs in his Office of ma–
king Provifi.ons , as he. had former1y e~~rciíed, whiéh
Remando Picarro
more re–
fenting than any ocher, and being a Man ofa hoc and fiery tc;mper, .did utter more
har~1 Lang~1age _againíl:
Don Diego
chan any ocher, r_eproac9ing_ his Brocher
1
and
often chargmg h1m to be the cauíe of all che Waots and Hardfh1ps chey (uflamed;
to which
Almag,o's
Brother replied, That
Don Diego·
had reafon
to
be remifs in
bis
Sµpplies, and chac it could noc be expeél:ed cha
e
he fhould be fo diligent in their
concernmenc, who ~1?d,·be~n
f9
bat}.l~cl- and r¡eglq~~d ;_an.d
tlw
though ic were
true, that according t9-r~rcjcl(Ji n.~ -~as to
(b~e in on~
l!lOiety of cbe'ümquefl,
yec ~e~ng a Gen܀\'fEPK
;i.nd~t3_,gpn1¡rous SQ¡¡lí he more eíl:ee1ned 0f Honour and
Government, than ofall che
W
fZ~J™.,and
ff
rea.fure{n tht Univeyfe, f¡;orn,whence
aro[e .fuch,a morca•! H4cred b~~w~n
Hernando PifJrro
¡rnd
D~n Diego de Alv,agro
which was never ap¡)5;-a(ed,
,\lnt\11
sme
ki1leQ
;Ü1euoth~r~
flowfo.ev.erche-Diff;._
rence far che prefont ;was ·
falv~d.
qp
by che lntercef,Iion .t>&!forrie fober J)rl:fons,
whom
p on Francif¡o, Pipfrt;
,_
and h~s ocher Brnchers,, ,
b~JW.é 1e
Mei:J of a more
1;001 ,apd gencle Tempei: chan
H,c-,:,1a,n40,
eefüed co ir.Kerp~fe,,
Ja[jg
rnake
á
Recorici•
liation, by reafon)! at·íthey wer(?'well ·aífure~;
J~at
withounue Affiflence
and
Friei:iq(hip of
Almagro,
che Defi_gn would be rni;nEld, · Amorigíl: feveral others
·who
wer~ io(lrumental in this 1,{eco(lci-Üatiq_n,
was
4rt{m1io de' laJ;;áma,
with
wliom
I
was acquainced ac
Co~a¡,
1
a¡.1d
VJho had-fhere
a
Di:vilion..:©f Lands plamed wich
Indi4ns.'
Alfo
Don'Francú
Pifam-did promi(e to,ren'ounce his Title ofLord Lieu–
ten'ant 'to
Don Diego,
and
to
oo(eech H~
Maieíl:§,
rhat he· vvould be plea(éd
ro
confer that Honour upon him. With yvhich
JJon¡])ict,.o
bcing.appeafed>
be
gave
almcifi:
' a·
chouíand D~cats in ,Gold ,
t?
his C0mp'imion? V\!itl1" ali che V¡él:µals,
Arms and Horfes vvh1ch be
fia~
.prov1ded, wgetluer "vvnh
cvvo
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