在达连湾的山巅上（一）（4）

    balboa made up his mind to go at once in search of that sea. reat, but the country h, the forest hest ridge of the mountains. balboa climbed to the top of the loftiest peak and looked around. south and reat sea. it oing to it across the isthmus it seemed to lie south of the land; but est of all the oceans, the mighty pacific.

    from that peak in darien, balboa looked doled feelings of ale eyes

    he stared at the pacific,—and all his men

    looked at each other reat ulf or bay  the coast, perhaps of india, perhaps of china. he hastened to get do of spain.

    balboa overnor  that plenty of gold overnor er. no sooner had he arrived in darien than he began to oppress and kill the indians. thousands of them perished through his cruelty. balboa rieved to the heart; he felt pity for the poor savages. by the first home about the governor’s doings. then he set to etting ready to explore the south sea.

    four small ships ain put together, and the ships then them and some pitch to stop the leaks.  for these things the governor sent for him. the old tiger had heard of the complaints that had been sent to the king.

    balboa ainst me, you have tried to turn the king against me,” said the savage governor. “you shall die the death of a traitor.”

    before the sun , handsome balboa was dead.</p>

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