_I67o]	ROJAMAUL	71
Roomes is conveyed to the Second Story high. On the
South West side is a marble table about 3 inches thick,
7 foot long and 4 foot broad.^60
The Garden hath a pleasant fruit in it called Toote
[tut], which signifies a mulberry, about 3 inches long
and about as thick at the great end us a mans little
finger. It consists of little berries as mulberries doe.
It is very sweet and pleasant*
The Garden is now much ruined) but hath been a
very stately one. In the lodgings and rooms about it
is accommodation for 1000 men.
The Towne of Rojamaul cannot be less than 2
Course long. The English house^60 is stone and
tarrassed as all their stone houses are, and it consists
of 3 little small roomes and i little upper room, lies
about a stone cast from the River, but wee could not
goe up the Rover [sic] to the house by reason of the
Shallowness thereof.
Harl. MS. 4254, fols. 9-13 (reverse),
ii AfrilL Came from Rojimaul 6\ Clock morning,
night, when lodged in the Boat, being very stormy
having come from English house the loth at 8 clock
and rainy.
Wee sayled through the little River North Westerly,
a[b]out a Course, To Moaddipore [Mehendipur],
West 4^ Course, To a Point where appeares a new
opening of the Hills, 3! Course, the Hills now being
about 2 or 2| Course from the River and the new
opening hill 5 Course of. Here suppose to be the
North point, when first saw the Hills which appeares
now West By North, and the North point of new
land North West and South Point of whole South
West.