bulto

"bulto" -- valuable article -- or some refractory fellow that the captain was desired to watch well on the voyage.

Ran Away to Sea Mayne Reid 1850

Then the guy from Zacatecas stomps the dried chilis down into the bulto to fill it tight like you see it in the Mercado seco.

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Siempre vaya V.M. entendiendo las mercedes que recibe de su mano, para que vaya creciendo lo que le ama, y dexese de andar mirando en delgadezas de su miseria, que á bulto se nos representan á todos hartas, en especial á mi.

The Letters of St. Teresa 1902

Mas por allí un bulto negro But a dark shadow appears, se aproxima ..., y a mi ver and in my opinion es el bulto una mujer. the shape is that of a woman.

Don Juan Tenorio Jos�� Zorrilla 1855

En primer In the foreground, conspicuously set término, aislados y de bulto, apart, are the tombs of Don Gonzalo los sepulcros de don Gonzalo de de Ulloa, Doña Inés and don Luis

Don Juan Tenorio Jos�� Zorrilla 1855

"First, Captain, because I have carried many a _bulto_ of cochineal and many a bale of smuggled tobacco over it; ay, and upon nights when my eyes were of as little service to me as they are at present."

The Rifle Rangers Mayne Reid 1850

She was a strange creature, Catalina de Cruces -- one who had shown proofs of a rare spirit -- one not to be bought and sold like a _bulto_ of goods.

The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico Mayne Reid 1850