 Shortly after pronouncing these words, Nakhoda Makiita breathed his last, in the country of Piabong. The commands he gave were listened to with attention by Nakhoda Muda, who treasured them up in his heart and never swerved from them. About three years...  Memoirs of a Malayan Family - Page 7by Nakhoda Muda, 'La-uddı̄n - 1830 - 88 pagesFull view - About this book
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...timber in the woods, dispose of it, and raise capital ; catch fish in the sea, dispose of them and raise capital ; but do not dare to run in debt, either to the sultan, the Company, or to any individual :" — an injunction which was faithfully, and even scrupulously, observed. About... | |
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