Fortune, I. 186 (Google Books ⧉, Amazon ⧉, Bookshop ⧉)

The Travels of Marco Polo

‘Everything remarkable was alleged to come from it; fine pictures, fine carved‐work, fine silks, and fine ladies!’ (Fortune, I. 186.) When the Emperor K’ang‐hi visited Su‐chau, the citizens laid the streets with carpets and silk stuffs, but the Emperor dismounted and made his train do the like.