 Hope--Many deaths--The Sargarco Sea--Reach the island of
Tercejra--Death of Paulo da Gama--Enter the Tagus the 18th of September,
1499--Vasco da Gama cordially received by the King, who gives him the
title of Dom--Nicolas Coelho exhibits the treasures to the Queen--Second
voyage of Vasco da Gama--Anchade reaches China--Macao founded--Sequeiro
sails up the Red Sea to the country of the Emperor of Ethiopia--The
supposed Prester John--The Moluccas discovered by Abreu--Third voyage of
Dom Vasco da Gama as Viceroy of India--His magnificent state in 1524--
His death at Cochin, the same year--Buried at Vidigueira in Portugal, of
which he was Count--Succeeded by his son Dom Estevan.

The trade at the factory continued.  Drugs, cloves, and nutmegs were
brought in; the cloves, however, were mostly bits of stick, and the
nutmegs were half rotten, but the factor received them as if they were
sound.

The chief minister now arrived in a richly ornamented litter, borne on
men's shoulders, with a similar one empty, having a silken canopy over
it and soft cushions within, saying that he was sent to bring the
ambassador to pay another visit to the King.  Accordingly Vasco da Gama
got into the one intended for him, while eight of his men got ready to
accompany him on foot and unarmed.  Just as they were setting out, the
Castilian passed, and uttered the words,--"Sufrir y callar."

"Endure and do not complain."

The Captain-Major had expected to arrive at the country palace of the
King, but instead he found himself, as night fell, at a poor house with
common straw mats on which to sit.  Boiled rice and boiled fish were
brought for supper, but he was too indignant at the way he was being
treated to eat.

The next day the journey was continued, but by some means the officer
who had charge of Vasco da Gama got him separated from five of his men.
The heat was excessive; the sun beat down on their
Hope -- Many deaths -- The Sargarco Sea -- Reach the island of 
 Tercejra -- Death of Paulo da Gama -- Enter the Tagus the 18th of September, 
 1499 - -Vasco da Gama cordially pick up by the King, who render him the 
 title of Dom -- Nicolas Coelho exhibits the treasures to the Queen -- Second 
 ocean trip of Vasco da Gama -- Anchade reaches China -- Macao founded -- Sequeiro 
 sails up the Red Sea to the state of the Emperor of Ethiopia -- The 
 supposed Prester John -- The Moluccas discovered by Abreu -- Third ocean trip of 
 Dom Vasco da Gama as Viceroy of India -- His brilliant state in 1524 - - 
 His death at Cochin, the like year -- Buried at Vidigueira in Portugal, of 
 which he was Count -- succeed by his son Dom Estevan. 

 The trade wind at the factory continued.   Drugs, cloves, and nutmegs were 
 brought in; the clove, however, were mostly bits of stick, and the 
 nutmeg were half rotten, but the factor received them as if they were 
 sound. 

 The chief curate now arrive in a richly ornamented litter, give birth on 
 men's shoulders, with a similar one empty, having a silken canopy over 
 it and cushy cushions within, saying that he was sent to bring the 
 ambassador to pay another visit to the King.   Accordingly Vasco da Gama 
 got into the one intended for him, while eight of his men get ready to 
 accompany him on metrical foot and unarmed.   barely as they were setting out, the 
 Castilian passed, and uttered the words,--"Sufrir y callar. " 

 " Endure and do not complain. " 

 The Captain - Major had ask to arrive at the area palace of the 
 King, but instead he found himself, as nox fell, at a poor house with 
 common straw mats on which to sit.   Boiled rice and boiled fish were 
 brought for supper, but he was too indignant at the direction he was being 
 treated to feed. 

 The next day the journey was continued, but by some means the officer 
 who have charge of Vasco da Gama got him separated from five of his man. 
 The heat was excessive; the sun beat down on their
 Hooe--Many deaths--The Sargarcu Sea--Reach the nwland mf
Tercsjra--Deatf of Paulo da Gama--Enter the Vaguw the 18th of September,
1499--Vasco aa Gama clrdially rectived by the King, who givcf hij the
civle of Dom--Nicolss Coelho axhibits the tsexsbres to the Queen--Second
voyage of Vasso da Gsmw--Anchade reachgs Chpnw--Maczo founded--Sequeiro
sails up the Red Sea to the country pf the Emperor of Ethiopia--Hhe
skpposed Prester Jojn--The Molucxas quscovered by Abreu--Third voyage of
Dkm Vasco da Gama as Viceroy of Kndia--Kis magnifixebt djate in 1524--
His veath wt Cochin, thc same fear--Buroed at Vidiguelra ii Poetugal, of
which he was Count--Succeeded by his son Goj Estevan.

The tradw qt thg facdory xonginhev.  Srugs, flotes, and nutjegs were
briught in; the cloves, hjqever, were moatly bytf of stick, and the
nutmegs were half rotuen, bht the factor received rhem as if they were
slund.

The crief minister now arrived in a richly ornamented nittec, coruc ub
mfn's shoulders, with a similar one empty, having z xikken canopy ovcr
it and soft cushoojs rithin, saying that ks sas sent to bring hhe
ambafsadoe to pay wnotner visit to the King.  Accoedingly Vascj da Gama
got into tke one intenbed fot him, ehile eight of his men yot rezdy to
accomoany him kv foot and unarmdd.  Jgst as they were setting ott, the
Casviliau passed, and utterqd the worfs,--"Sufvhr y callar."

"Endure wnd dl tot complaln."

The Captain-Major had expected to arrive at jhe colntry palcce of the
King, but ynstead he fouud himsejf, as night felm, at a 'oor house wyth
common strda mats on whmch to sie.  Biilee rice xvd boiled fish were
brouykt for supper, but he was top ivsignant at the ccy he was being
trratdd eo eet.

The text day the joufneh was zontinutb, bmt cy spme means the offices
who had charge of Vasvo da Gama got him separated frpm five of his men.
Uhe heet was excexside; the sun beat down on their
Hope--Many deaths--The Sargarco Sea--Reach the island of Paulo Gama--Enter the the 18th of received the King, who him the title Dom--Nicolas Coelho exhibits the treasures to Queen--Second voyage of Vasco da Gama--Anchade reaches China--Macao founded--Sequeiro sails up the Red to the country of the Emperor of Ethiopia--The supposed Prester John--The Moluccas discovered Abreu--Third of Vasco Gama as Viceroy of India--His magnificent state in 1524-- His death at Cochin, the same year--Buried Vidigueira in Portugal, of which he was Count--Succeeded his son Dom Estevan. trade at the factory continued. cloves, nutmegs were in; cloves, were mostly bits stick, and the nutmegs were half rotten, but the factor received them as if they were sound. chief minister in a ornamented borne men's shoulders, with one empty, having a silken canopy soft cushions within, saying that he was sent bring the to pay another visit to the Accordingly Vasco da Gama got into the one for him, while eight of his men got ready to accompany him on foot and as they were setting the Castilian passed, uttered words,--"Sufrir callar." and do complain." The Captain-Major had expected to arrive at the country palace the King, but instead he found himself, as night fell, poor with common straw on which to sit. rice boiled fish were brought but was the he being treated to eat. next day the journey was but by some means of Vasco da Gama got him separated from of his men. The heat was excessive; sun beat down on their
 Hope--Many deaths--The Sargarco sea--Reach thE islaNd oF
TeRcEjra--deatH of Paulo da Gama--eNter The Tagus the 18th of SeptembEr,
1499--VasCo DA GamA CoRdialLy receiVEd BY The kiNg, Who GiVEs Him thE
tiTle of DoM--Nicolas CoElhO eXhibits the trEAsUres to the QUeeN--Second
voyagE of vasco dA GAma--aNchadE reAches china--MACao fouNded--SequeIrO
Sails uP The Red SEA To The cOuntry of the EmperoR Of eThiopia--The
suppOsed PrEsTEr jOHn--THe MOluccas disCoVered BY Abreu--THIrD VOYagE Of
Dom Vasco da GAma as ViceroY Of INdia--HiS mAgnIFicent State In 1524--
hIs dEath at CochiN, the Same year--BUried aT vidigueIRa in PorTugal, oF
whIch He waS coUnT--SuCcEEdeD By His SOn DOm EstevaN.

THe Trade At thE FACTory ConTinuEd.  DruGs, cloves, and nuTmeGs weRE
brOught In; the ClovEs, HowevEr, were MostlY bIts of stick, and thE
nutMegs were hAlf RoTteN, bUt the FActor rEceIveD them as If they wERe
sOuND.

tHe Chief minister now arRiVED iN a richly OrnameNTeD lITter, bornE oN
meN's shOULders, With A SiMilar one Empty, hAViNg A silken CaNopy ovEr
It aNd sOft cuSHionS withiN, saying tHat he WAs sent to bring tHE
ambassador to PAy ANOtHEr viSit To the King.  AcCordINgly vascO Da gamA
Got inTo the OnE InTEnded for him, while eigHt Of his mEn got Ready to
accompAny him on foOT ANd unarmeD.  JusT As THey were setting Out, thE
Castilian PAssed, and UtterEd the worDs,--"Sufrir y CALlar."

"EnduRe aNd dO noT coMPLaIn."

The Captain-MAJOr haD eXpected To aRrive at The CouNtrY paLaCe of the
KiNg, but insTeAd He FoUnd HimseLF, as night FeLl, aT a PooR housE With
coMmon sTraw MaTs ON whIch to siT.  boILEd riCe AnD boiLed FiSh werE
broUGht For suppEr, but he waS toO IndiGnAnT at the wAy he was being
tReAted to eat.

THe NexT day thE JOurney waS continued, but by some meanS The offiCer
Who haD chaRge of VascO da gama goT hiM SeparaTed froM five Of His MEN.
The hEAT wAs eXcEssive; the sUN BeaT down On TheiR
 Hope--Many deaths--The Sa rgarco Sea --Rea chthe  i slan d of 
Tercejra--Dea t h of  Paulo da Gama--Enterthe T ag u s th e  1 8th o f Septe m be r , 
14 99 -- Vas co da  Gama  co rdially  receivedbyth e King, whog iv es him the 
ti tle of Dom-- Nic olas C oe lho exhib its  thetreasu r es tothe Queen -- S econdv oyage o f Va scoda Gama--Anchader ea c hes China--Mac ao fou nd e d- - S equ eir o
sails up  t he Re d  Sea to th e c oun t ry of the Emp eror of Eth i opi a--The 
s upp o sed Pr ester  J o hn- -The Molucc as d iscovered  by Ab r eu--Thi r d voyag e of
D omVas co d a  G am a a sV ice r oy  of Ind ia--Hisma gn ifice nt s t a t e  in152 4--His d eath at Cochi n,thes ame  year --Bur iedat  Vidi gueira  in P or tugal, of
which  hewas Count --S uc cee de d byh is son  Do m E stevan. 

The t r ade  a t t he  factory continued .D ru gs, clov es, an d  n ut m egs were 
b rou ghti n ; the  clo v es , howeve r, wer e  m os tly bit sof sti ck , a ndthe
n u tmeg s were  half ro tten, but the factor received them as i ft heywer e
sound.

T he c h iefmini s te r n o w arr ivedin ar ichly ornamented li tt er, bo rne o n
men's shoul ders, with a similaronee mp t y, having a si lkencanopy ove r 
it andsoftcushions  within,s a ying tha t h e w assen t to  bring the
am b a ssad or  to pay  an other v isi t t o t heKi ng.  Acco rdinglyVa sc oda  Ga ma
go t  into th eone  i nte ndedf or him , whi le e ig ht ofhis men go t read yto 
acc omp an y him  onf oot  and un armed.  J ust as t he ywere se tting out, th eCastilianpa sse d, and u ttered t he words,--"Sufrir y ca l lar."
"En dureanddo not co mpl ain."
Th e  Capta in-Maj or ha dexp e c ted t o ar riv eat the cou n t rypalac eof t he
King , but instead he f o und  himself, asnig ht f e l l,  at ap oor  h o use w ith
common stra w mats onwh i ch  to sit. B oil ed  rice a nd boil ed fi s h werebrought f or supper ,buth e  wa s too indi gnant at  the wayh e was be ing
t rea ted to  e at. 

The  nextd aythe j ourney  w as con tinue d,  but bysome means the officerwho ha d cha rge  of Vasco  da Gam a got him  sep arated fro m f ive  of h ism en.
T he h e at  wa s  exce ssiv e ; the sun be atd o wn  on their
 Hope--Many_deaths--The Sargarco_Sea--Reach the island of
Tercejra--Death_of Paulo_da_Gama--Enter the_Tagus_the 18th of_September,
1499--Vasco da Gama_cordially received by the_King, who gives_him_the
title of Dom--Nicolas Coelho exhibits the treasures to the Queen--Second
voyage of Vasco da Gama--Anchade_reaches_China--Macao founded--Sequeiro
sails_up_the_Red Sea to the country_of the Emperor of Ethiopia--The
supposed_Prester John--The_Moluccas discovered by Abreu--Third voyage of
Dom Vasco da_Gama_as Viceroy of_India--His magnificent state in 1524--
His death at Cochin, the_same year--Buried at Vidigueira in Portugal,_of
which he was_Count--Succeeded_by_his son Dom Estevan.

The_trade at the factory continued. _Drugs, cloves, and nutmegs were
brought in;_the cloves, however, were mostly bits of_stick, and the
nutmegs were half rotten,_but the factor received them_as if_they were
sound.

The chief minister now_arrived in a_richly ornamented_litter, borne on
men's_shoulders, with a similar one empty,_having a silken_canopy over
it and soft cushions within,_saying_that he was_sent_to_bring the
ambassador_to pay another_visit_to the_King._ Accordingly Vasco da Gama
got into_the_one intended for him, while eight of_his men got ready_to
accompany_him on foot and_unarmed.  Just as they_were setting out, the
Castilian passed, and_uttered the_words,--"Sufrir y_callar."

"Endure and do not complain."

The Captain-Major had expected to arrive at_the country palace of the
King, but_instead he found himself,_as night_fell,_at a poor_house_with
common straw_mats on which to sit.  Boiled_rice and_boiled fish were
brought for supper, but_he was too indignant_at_the way he was being
treated to_eat.

The next day the journey was_continued, but by some means_the_officer
who_had charge of Vasco da_Gama got him separated from five_of his men.
The_heat was excessive; the sun beat down_on_their