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Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
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Captain Adam Seaborn
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The
preparation
of
clothing
for
a
people
of
such
simple
habits
requires
comparatively
little
labour.
The
garden
occupies
a
portion
of
their
time,
but
the
greater
part
is
devoted
to
the
instruction
of
their
children,
the
improvement
of
their
own
minds,
religion,
and
social
intercourse.
Their
parterres
are
not
designed
for
the
idle
gratification
of
the
eye,
but
to
support
innumerable
swarms
of
honey
making
insects;
the
Symzonians
being
as
fond
of
the
sweet
which
nature
has
provided
as
the
Externals
are
of
that
which
is
wrung
from
the
bloody
sweat
of
slavery.
Symmetry
in
form,
and
elegance
in
arrangement,
are
much
attended
to
by
this
people;
they
do
not
attempt
to
surpass
nature
in
the
creation
of
beauties,
but
endeavour
to
heighten
the
enjoyment
of
what
is
placed
before
them,
and
make
a
right
use
of
whatever
they
possess.
Vessels
of
gold
for
domestic
purposes
are
sometimes
used
by
those
who
cannot
easily
procure
silver.
Gold
is
abundant
in
the
beds
of
rivers
near
the
mountains,
but
it
is
not
esteemed,
because
of
its
softness
and
great
weight.
It
is
chiefly
employed
in
the
fastening
of
their
vessels,
in
place
of
iron,
which
is
very
rare,
and
much
valued
for
its
strength,
and
fitness
for
all
the
purposes
of
agriculture
and
mechanics.
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