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The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World
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Duchess of Margaret Cavendish Newcastle
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At
last,
having
passed
by
several
rich
Islands
and
Kingdoms,
they
went
towards
Paradise,
which
was
the
seat
of
the
Emperor;
and
coming
in
sight
of
it,
rejoiced
very
much;
the
Lady
at
first
could
perceive
nothing
but
high
Rocks,
which
seemed
to
touch
the
Skies;
and
although
they
appear'd
not
of
an
equal
heigth,
yet
they
seemed
to
be
all
one
piece,
without
partitions:
but
at
last
drawing
nearer,
she
perceived
a
clift,
which
was
a
part
of
those
Rocks,
out
of
which
she
spied
coming
forth
a
great
number
of
Boats,
which
afar
off
shewed
like
a
company
of
Ants,
marching
one
after
another;
the
Boats
appeared
like
the
holes
or
partitions
in
a
Honey-comb,
and
when
joined
together,
stood
as
close;
the
men
were
of
several
Complexions,
but
none
like
any
of
our
World;
and
when
both
the
Boats
and
Ships
met,
they
saluted
and
spake
to
each
other
very
courteously;
for
there
was
but
one
language
in
all
that
World:
nor
no
more
but
one
Emperor,
to
whom
they
all
submitted
with
the
greatest
duty
and
obedience,
which
made
them
live
in
a
continued
Peace
and
Happiness;
not
acquainted
with
Foreign
Wars
or
Home-bred
Insurrections.
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