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'The Second Preface. 6 Object, What can be the meaning of his failing from Goa to Gibralter ^ The fir ft belongs to the King o( Portugal, and the other to the King ofSpaiff-^ and there is no Commerce between thefe two places ? Fid. p. 182. 1 A/ifw. Altho' thefe places are fubjeft to different Princes, yet I think it does not follow that Ships from Goa may not touch ajt Gibraltery efpecially in times of Peace. 2 Arifjp. Father Fountemj, who underftands thefe things as well as any Traveller, in the third Conference I had with him (juft mention'd in the firft Preface) ask'd me which way I came into Europe^ I anfwer'd from Goa to Gibralter -^ fome Genr tlemen then prefent, reply 'd, that there never was any Communication between thefe two places 5 but that Jefuit afliir'd them it was matter of faft 5 which I wondered at, for I expe&ed he would rather aflert 4 falQ-^ ty, than confirm any thing I had faid. 3 Anfvp. You miftake if you think the Ship delivered her Cargo at Gibraltery for whofe name I (he was bound to another Port (Fid. p. 182.) never knew, or have forgotten : But I am apt to believe (he defign d for Lisbon ^ and the Jefuits of Goa, by their great credit had prevailed upon the Captain on fhore at Gibralter^ to put de Rhode and I from whence we might have an eafie pafTage to Thouloft^ and fo to Avignon. 7 Ohje&.
The Second Preface. 7 Objeli. Can it be thought that he ftiould make fo long a Voyage, and not know the Captain's name, nor whether the Ship was SpaniJ/j or Portugueze .
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