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引用情報
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MARCO POLO Boox III.
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CHAPTER III.
WHA'P FURTHER CAME OF THE GREAT KAAN'S EXPEDITION AGAINST
+ CH I PANGU.
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You see those who were left upon the Island, some 30,00o
souls, as I have said, did hold themselves for dead men,
for they saw no possible means of escape. And when the
King of the Great Island got news how the one part of the
expedition had saved themselves upon that Isle, and the
other part was scattered and fled, he was right glad
thereat, and he gathered together all the ships of his
territory and proceeded with them, the sea now being
calm, to the little Isle, and landed his troops all round it.
And when the Tartars saw them thus arrive, and the whole
force landed, without any guard having been left on board
the ships (the act of men very little acquainted with such
work), they had the sagacity to feign flight. [Now the
Island was very high in the middle, and whilst the enemy
were hastening after them by one road they fetched a
compass by another and] in this way managed to reach
the enemy's ships and to get aboard of them. This they
did easily enough, for they encountered no opposition.
Once they were on board they got under weigh
immediately for the great Island, and landed there,
carrying with them the standards and banners of the
King of the Island ; and in this wise they advanced to
the capital. The garrison of the city, suspecting nothing
wrong, when they saw their own banners advancing
supposed that it was their own host returning, and so
gave them admittance. The Tartars as soon as they
had got in seized all the bulwarks and drove out all who
were in the place except the pretty women, and these
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