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　　We were obliged to stay at this place six weeks for the arrival ofthe ships, and must have tarried longer, had not a Hamburgher comein above a month sooner than any of the English ships; when, aftersome consideration that the city of Hamburgh might happen to be asgood a market for our goods as London, we all took freight withhim; and, having put our goods on board, it was most natural for meto put my steward on board to take care of them; by which means myyoung lord had a sufficient opportunity to conceal himself, nevercoming on shore again all the time we stayed there; and this he didthat he might not be seen in the city, where some of the Moscowmerchants would certainly have seen and discovered him.

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　　In about thirteen days' sail we came to an anchor, at the south-west point of the great Gulf of Nankin; where I learned by accidentthat two Dutch ships were gone the length before me, and that Ishould certainly fall into their hands. I consulted my partneragain in this exigency, and he was as much at a loss as I was. Ithen asked the old pilot if there was no creek or harbour which Imight put into and pursue my business with the Chinese privately,and be in no danger of the enemy. He told me if I would sail tothe southward about forty-two leagues, there was a little portcalled Quinchang, where the fathers of the mission usually landedfrom Macao, on their progress to teach the Christian religion tothe Chinese, and where no European ships ever put in; and if Ithought to put in there, I might consider what further course totake when I was on shore. He confessed, he said, it was not aplace for merchants, except that at some certain times they had akind of a fair there, when the merchants from Japan came overt
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