Chapter Eighteen: How He Told Esquivel's Story

Chapter Nineteen: How the Indians Left Us

Chapter Twenty: How We Escaped

Chapter Twenty-One: How We Cured Some Sick People

Chapter Twenty-Two: How They Brought Other Sick People to Us the Following Day

Chapter Twenty-Three: How We Left after Having Eaten the Dogs

Chapter Twenty-Four: About the Customs of the Indians of That Land

Chapter Twenty-Five: How the Indians Are Skilled with a Weapon

Chapter Twenty-Six: About the Peoples and Languages

Chapter Twenty-Seven: How We Moved On and Were Welcomed

Chapter Twenty-Eight: About Another New Custom

Chapter Twenty-Nine: How They Stole from One Another

Chapter Thirty: How the Custom of Welcoming Us Changed

Chapter Thirty-One: How We Followed the Corn Route

Chapter Thirty-Two: How They Gave Us Deer Hearts

Chapter Thirty-Three: How We Saw Traces of Christians

Chapter Thirty-Four: How I Sent for the Christians

Chapter Thirty-Five: How the Mayor Received Us Well the Night We Arrived