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and from thence to embark for the
Coaft of the South-Sea, and fb to fol-
low the Coaft of the Eaft-Indies, a-
long by China, Cambrja, Siam, Mala-
ca, Peru, Bengali, Coromandel, Mala-
bxr, G a, Diu, Ormus, and from thence
to return by Land through Perfia,
and Babylon, yo Aleppo, and from
thence by Sea repair to France, my
own native Country ; thus to accom-
plifli fo great a Voyage, and by the
Example of thofe famous Heroes,
Magadan, Drake, Cavendifh, and Oli-
ver Van dr Nori, to encompafs the
whole Univerfe. But God had other-
ways difpofed 'thereof, and for my
own Good ; his Pleafure being always
Juft, for his own Glory and our Sal-
vation.
Parting then from San Lucar, fol-
lowing the Mareme, along by the great
River Guadalquivir, I came to Seville, Seville,
and immediately placed my felf in
the Shop of the moft famous Apothe-
cary of the whole City, in the Street
called di los Francos : 'the Mafter was
named Alonfo Rodrigo, a Portuguefe,
with whom I continued for fome time,
bxh to learn the Language, cf which
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