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0308 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2
The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 / Page 308 (Color Image)

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Boote III.

MARCO POLO

would scarcely be possible to estimate its value. More-

over, all the pavement of the Palace, and the floors of its

chambers, are entirely of gold, in plates like slabs of stone,

a good two angers thick ; and the windows also are of

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gold, so that altogether the richness of this Palace is past

all bounds and all belief.'

They have also pearls in abundance, which are of a

rose colour, but fine, big, and round, and quite as

valuable as the white ones. [In this Island some of the

dead are buried, and others are burnt. When a body is

Ancient Japanese Emperor. (After a Native Drawing ; from Humbert.)