『大日本維新史料 編年之部』 2編 5 安政1年2月24日～同年3月5日 p.602

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as that offered by the japanese on this occasion. to dispose of the subject in one, ing a broiled cray fish, a piece of fried fish of some kind, two or three boiled sh-, word, the entertainments of the japanese, generally, while full of hospitality, left but, they left , however, it must be confessed, with appetites but scantily gtatified by the, turbanity and assiduous attentions left nothing to desite on the score of politeness., oners on board the powhatan would have made, in quantity, at least a score of such, 1unusual fare that had been spread before them.it is true that apologies were made,, return to the ships , and they were accordingly sent and duly received afterward., their guests ; but they were greatly pleased with the courtesy of their hosts, whose, the feast of the commissioners did not make a strikingly favorable impression on, obtaining the best articles of food at kanagawa. the dinner given to the commissi-, and this, by the way, proved to be an habitial feature of their entertainments, and, causes were assigned for the poorness of the repast on the score of the difficulty of, rimps, and-a small square pudding with something of the consistence of blanc mange,, 六〇二

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• 366,635,62,2227as that offered by the japanese on this occasion. to dispose of the subject in one
• 1877,639,58,2225ing a broiled cray fish, a piece of fried fish of some kind, two or three boiled sh-
• 254,641,59,2216word, the entertainments of the japanese, generally, while full of hospitality, left but
• 1057,635,66,2235they left , however, it must be confessed, with appetites but scantily gtatified by the
• 1182,627,63,2240turbanity and assiduous attentions left nothing to desite on the score of politeness.
• 483,626,56,2232oners on board the powhatan would have made, in quantity, at least a score of such
• 940,628,64,22421unusual fare that had been spread before them.it is true that apologies were made,
• 1537,630,55,2117return to the ships , and they were accordingly sent and duly received afterward.
• 1299,625,63,2246their guests ; but they were greatly pleased with the courtesy of their hosts, whose
• 1415,685,64,2188the feast of the commissioners did not make a strikingly favorable impression on
• 599,626,59,2231obtaining the best articles of food at kanagawa. the dinner given to the commissi-
• 825,624,60,2233and this, by the way, proved to be an habitial feature of their entertainments, and
• 710,621,56,2234causes were assigned for the poorness of the repast on the score of the difficulty of
• 1754,638,73,2239rimps, and-a small square pudding with something of the consistence of blanc mange,
• 1986,2399,46,118六〇二