The next morning the mutineers from Aalst sought their fallen leader; but he had disappeared, and the legend now became wide-spread among them, that the Prince of Evil had carried Navarrete to his own abode.

The dog Lelaps died of his wound, and scarcely a week after the pillage of flourishing Antwerp by the "Spanish Furies," Hans Eitelfritz's regiment was ordered to Ghent.

He came with drooping head to the smithy, to take his leave.

He had sold his costly booty, and, like so many other pillagers, gambled away the stolen property at the exchange.

Nothing was left him of the great day in Antwerp, except the silver toys for his sister's children in Colln on the Spree..