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# Storia do Mogor 292.4.3

Storia do Mogor (Irvine) 292.4.3

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### [292.4.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.travel.manucci~en-irvine.292.4.3)

He then went to seek repose for an hour, and after that took his leave. The governor accompanied him as far as the fort gateway, the general protesting against his coming any farther. There they reiterated their compliments and polite speeches, and Mr. Pitt wished him a pleasant journey. On his side the general put forward many offers of service, and assured him of a perpetual peace, wishing him every success in his enterprises and trading: and said he would ever remain his friend and protector so long as he ruled the province. The governor did not withdraw until Da,ud Khan had mounted his horse — nay, wanted to hold the stirrup for him, but this Da,ud Khan would not allow. But to me he said in a low voice that he would like to be saluted with some salvoes of artillery as he was leaving the town. This desire was carried out, the musketeers also accompanying him to the boundary of San Thome. I went with him half-way there, when he said that as it was already late I might go back to Madras. All this he said with many compliments and a thousand expressions of civility, ending by saying that he hoped to pass still two or three days in my house at the Big Mount, and rest himself there. I consented with the greatest pleasure, as may be imagined. I went there to see him before he started for Arkat, when he gave me a valuable set of robes, and repeated his offer of serving me just as he was used to do on previous occasions.

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