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In his story of "Rinconete ý Cortadilla" he evidently derives the names from rincon (a corner) and cortar (to cut).— Wit and Wisdom of Don Quixote
It required bravery to ride alone into that rincon," Jose declared.— Heart of the Sunset
In the evening we took a ride round the estate: it contained two square leagues and a half, and was situated in what is called a rincon; that is, one side was fronted by the Plata, and the two others guarded by impassable brooks.— The Voyage of the Beagle
Port of Monterey was concealed in some "rincon" of the Sierra de Santa— The March of Portola and the Discovery of the Bay of San Francisco
It required bravery to ride alone into that rincon, "— Heart of the Sunset
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