Mexico - A General History And Collection Of Voyages And Travels - Volume 4 - By Robert Kerr
 -  Sandoval
grew worse hourly, and as the physicians pronounced his end approaching,
he prepared himself for death like a good - Page 463
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Sandoval Grew Worse Hourly, And As The Physicians Pronounced His End Approaching, He Prepared Himself For Death Like A Good Christian, And Made His Will, By Which He Left All His Property To A Sister, Who Afterwards Married A Natural Son Of The Conde De Medelin.

Sandoval died universally regretted, and was followed to the grave by Cortes and a great train of mourners.

May God pardon his sins! _Amen_.

Cortes transmitted by express, an account of his arrival and of the death of his friend Sandoval to his majesty and to his patrons at court; and when the Duke of Bejar and the Conde de Aguilar waited on his majesty on the occasion, they found him already acquainted by means of letters from Cortes, and that he had been pleased to issue orders for his being received in the most honourable manner in all the towns and cities where he might have occasion to pass. On his arrival at Seville, Cortes was entertained by the Duke of Medina Sidonia, who presented him with several beautiful horses. He proceeded from thence to attend the _nine days devotion_ at the shrine of our lady of Guadaloupe, where Donna Maria, the lady of the commendador Don Francisco de los Cobos, and many other ladies of high rank arrived at the same time. After Cortes had performed his devotions, and given charity to the poor, he went in grand style to pay his respects to Donna Maria, her beautiful sister, and the many other ladies of distinguished rank who were along with her, where he exhibited that politeness, gallantry, and generosity, in which he surpassed all men. He presented various golden ornaments of great value to all the ladies, giving a plume of green feathers richly ornamented with gold to every one of the ladies, but his presents to Donna Maria and her sister were particularly rich and valuable.

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