[An Historical Relation Of The Island Ceylon In The East Indies by Robert Knox]@TWC D-Link bookAn Historical Relation Of The Island Ceylon In The East Indies PART IV 140/241
And by the Providence of my gracious God, all these things I happened upon and bought.
But as our good hap was, Deers-Flesh we could meet with none.
So that we had time enough to fit our selves; all People thinking that we stayed only to buy Flesh. [They find it not safe to proceed further this way.] Here we stayed three days; during which we had found the great Road that runs down towards Jafnapatan, one of the Northern Ports belonging to the Dutch, which Road we judged led also towards Manaar a Dutch Northern Port also, which was the Place that we endeavoured to get to, lying above two or three days Journey distant from us.
But in this Road there was a Watch lay, which must be passed.
Where this Watch was placed, it was necessary for us punctually to know, and to endeavour to get a sight of it.
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