CAP. LXV.

_Of the citie of Menke where is a great navy._

FROM this land men go through many countreys cities & towns, till they

come to a citie that men call Menke. In that citie is a great navy of

ships and they are as white as snow of the kind of the wod that they

are made of & they are made as it were great houses with halles and

chambres and other easements.[1]

[Footnote 1: Conveniences.]

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