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When we reached the ruins of the temple we ate and drank, then, knowing that we could travel no farther that night, I spoke, saying:
"Some two months since, Zibalbay, you sent a message by Molas, my foster-brother, that man who died to save us this day, to him who among the Indians is known as Lord of the Heart. Your messenger travelled fast and far, by sea and by land, till he found him and delivered the message."