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Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
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Captain Adam Seaborn
22
At
the
time
of
full
sea,
one
half
of
the
Penguins
assemble
in
the
centre-square,
where
they
parade
in
regular
order.
They
then
march
off,
two
abreast,
and
in
close
order,
preceded
by
a
leader,
to
the
diving-place.
They
dive
into
the
sea
in
succession,
as
they
arrive,
and
swim
off
to
feed
on
kelp,
rock-weed,
small
fish,
and
other
marine
productions.
During
their
absence,
the
other
half
remain
stationary
upon
their
stands,
keeping
watch;
occasional
short
visits
by
some
few
of
them
to
their
nearest
neighbours,
being
the
only
deviation
from
strict
duty
in
this
particular,
that
is
allowed.
If
any
one
strays
far
from
his
station,
or
shows
a
disposition
to
go
out
to
feed,
he
is
pecked
and
driven
back
by
the
others.
At
the
turn
of
the
tide,
those
that
are
out
collect
about
the
landing-place;
some
sporting
in
the
water,
leaping
and
diving
with
great
dexterity;
others
lounging
upon
the
shore,
apparently
admiring
themselves
and
each
other,
like
our
fashionable
belles
and
dandies
in
Broadway.
When
the
leader
lands,
they
form
in
regular
order,
march
to
the
square,
in
the
same
manner
as
they
left
it,
divide
into
squadrons,
and
file
off
to
their
respective
stations
to
relieve
guard.
As
soon
as
those
returned
from
feeding
mount
the
stands,
the
others
leap
off
and
repair
to
the
square.
When
collected,
they
form,
and
march
off
to
the
diving
place
in
the
manner
before
described,
to
take
their
tide
of
feeding
and
recreation.
Thus
they
occupy
the
day;
each
having
the
benefit
of
a
full
tide,
and
each
doing
his
share
of
domestic
duties.
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