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# Storia do Mogor 265.7.1

Storia do Mogor (Irvine) 265.7.1

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### [265.7.1](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.travel.manucci~en-irvine.265.7.1)

Joao Soares Cove returned from his journey. When he landed on the beach, his friends told him of what had passed. Seeing that he had neither strength nor force to obtain satisfaction for the affront, he never entered the house, but started at once for Goa. He presented himself before Dom Phelipe Mascarenha, then viceroy. He put on his head a large bonnet covered with horns, and he made complaint of the injury done to him by Christovao Pexoto. On becoming aware of that man's insolent conduct, the viceroy gave complainant a letter enjoining on the magistrate and the married men of Negapatam that in one way or the other they must deprive the disturber of his life. The man, when he knew of this, withdrew from the town, and settled in the country of a Hindu prince not far from that place.

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