The second day two of their sheep sunk in a morass, and were swallowed up with their Jading; two more died of fatigue; some few days afterwards seven or eight perished with hunger in a desert, and others, at different times, tumbled down precipices, or were otherwise lost, so that, after traveling about a hundred days they had only two sheep left of the hundred and two they brought with them from El Dorado.
A la segunda jornada se atolláron en pantanos dos carneros, y pereciéron con la carga que llevaban; otros dos se muriéron de cansancio algunos dias despues; luego pereciéron de hambre de siete á ocho en un desierto; de allí á algunos dias se cayéron otros en unas simas: por fin á los cien dias de viage no les quedáron mas que dos carneros.