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Page 727
REQUISITIONS A BOAT TO CROSS BIG RIVER 727 The boat was then on the
other side , and my people told me that I might have to wait till noon for it ; but that
I could cross more promptly if I availed myself of a Portuguese privilege , namely
...
REQUISITIONS A BOAT TO CROSS BIG RIVER 727 The boat was then on the
other side , and my people told me that I might have to wait till noon for it ; but that
I could cross more promptly if I availed myself of a Portuguese privilege , namely
...
Page 850
We were at the far bank of the river , and the owner of the boat had landed fifteen
Turks , to help to tow our danak more quickly . He placed all the others on each
side of the boat with their arms , and hoisted the Turkish flag on our stern .
We were at the far bank of the river , and the owner of the boat had landed fifteen
Turks , to help to tow our danak more quickly . He placed all the others on each
side of the boat with their arms , and hoisted the Turkish flag on our stern .
Page 893
The English Vice - consul sent to warn me , and I at once embarked in a boat that
was waiting ashore and belonged to the ship in which I had taken my passage ,
so that I managed to board her , though she was already under sail . There was ...
The English Vice - consul sent to warn me , and I at once embarked in a boat that
was waiting ashore and belonged to the ship in which I had taken my passage ,
so that I managed to board her , though she was already under sail . There was ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 661 |
JOURNEY FROM BOMBAY TO TARAPUR | 718 |
JOURNEY TO DAMAN AND SURAT | 748 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Works, Volume 97 |
| Author | Hakluyt Society |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2009 |
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