[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 86/241
For altho I was the Master and he the Man, yet when we came into the Watches, he was the Keeper and I the Prisoner.
And by this means we passed without being suspected. [Began the world anew the third time.] Being come into my old Quarters, by pretending that this man was sent down from the Magistrate to see that my Debts and Demands might be duely paid and discharged, I chanced to recover some of them, and the rest gave over for lost; for I never more looked after them.
And so I began the world anew, and by the Blessing of God was again pretty well recruited before I left this Town. [Plots to remove himself.] In the time of my residence here, I chanced to hear of a small piece of Land that was to be sold.
About which I made very diligent inquiry.
For altho I was sore a weary of living in this Town, yet I could not get out of it, not having other new Quarters appointed me, unless I could provide a place for my self to remove to: which now God had put into my hand.
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