Because Cortés lands on a day specified in t ings, because ain ugliness of trangers taken as a group -- for tezuma considers Cortés to be Quetzalcoatl, t god  of snakes, voo return.

    Montezuma gives Cortés a carved jade drinking cup.

    Cortés places around Montezumas neck a necklace of glass beads strung on a cord scented h musk.

    Montezuma offers Cortés an eartter containing small pieces of meat ligés declines because  are human fingers.

    Cortés sends Montezuma a  of t Spanisezumas messengers  encountering t;As to t is like  is  ly s. . .quot;

    Cortés and Montezuma are tle green flies fill tés and Montezuma are ime to time one of to brush away a fly.

    Montezuma receives neure ing, from t Cortés  learn tents. Cortés is trimming his black beard.

    Do?a Marina, translator, is sleeping és in tezuma. Cortés ae. Sired, Cortés thinks.

    Doés and Montezuma ed ; Montezuma asks. quot;Sancs o?quot; says Cortés. quot;Overturning idols,quot; says Montezuma. quot;Yes,quot; Cortés says vaguely, quot;yes, , everyw;

    At a concert later t evening, Cortés is bitten on t. to  slipper. Cortés removes t. quot;Is t; ;Perfectly,quot; she says.

    Montezuma ion upon Cortéss sen place s. Soon the docks.

    Montezuma es, in a letter to ;ty y took pains to ion, to pretend t ting tion in t disgusting  saso  in t poo stand in pairs on little s t visiting of one anotil early in the morning. . .

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