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Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
·
Captain Adam Seaborn
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What
a
delightful
situation
these
islands
offer,
for
a
virtuous,
enlightened,
and
industrious
community!
Nearly
four
hundred
islands,
one
of
which
is
some
hundred
of
miles
in
extent,
situated
in
the
most
temperate
climate
of
the
globe,
where
the
air
is
always
salubrious,
heat
never
oppressive,
cold
never
severe,
the
ground
never
frozen,
and
the
heaviest
snow
of
no
more
than
two
or
three
days
duration
on
the
ground;
with
a
soil
capable
of
affording,
by
cultivation,
all
the
useful
products
of
the
temperate
zone;
a
location
convenient
for
the
prosecution
of
the
whale,
seal,
and
other
fisheries;
with
innumerable
harbours
for
the
accommodation
of
shipping;
with
every
thing
calculated
to
make
them
the
most
desirable
residence
for
man,
these
islands
remain
uninhabited,
and
lonely
deserts.
The
fine
health
which
those
who
stop
here
for
a
season
invariably
enjoy,
the
appetite
they
acquire,
the
activity
with
which
they
exert
themselves,
these
are
the
evidences
of
an
invigorating
and
salubrious
climate.
Here
are
no
debilitating
heats
to
enervate,
nor
frosts
to
benumb
the
faculties,
and
make
it
half
the
business
of
life
to
keep
the
body
comfortable.
A
people
born
and
educated
in
such
a
country
might
be
expected
to
partake
its
characteristics;
to
have
minds
solid
and
profound,
like
the
granite
frame
of
their
mountains,
and
clear
as
the
ocean
which
surrounds
them;
vigorous,
yet
temperate
like
the
climate;
sufficient
in
all
things,
and
without
extremes.
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