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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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The
Lady
now
finding
her
self
in
so
strange
a
place,
and
amongst
such
wonderful
kind
of
Creatures,
was
extreamly
strucken
with
fear,
and
could
entertain
no
other
Thoughts,
but
that
every
moment
her
life
was
to
be
a
sacrifice
to
their
cruelty;
but
those
Bear-like
Creatures,
how
terrible
soever
they
appear'd
to
her
sight,
yet
were
they
so
far
from
exercising
any
cruelty
upon
her,
that
rather
they
shewed
her
all
civility
and
kindness
imaginable;
for
she
being
not
able
to
go
upon
the
Ice,
by
reason
of
its
slipperiness,
they
took
her
up
in
their
rough
arms,
and
carried
her
into
their
City,
where
instead
of
Houses,
they
had
Caves
under
ground;
and
as
soon
as
they
enter'd
the
City,
both
Males
and
Females,
young
and
old,
flockt
together
to
see
this
Lady,
holding
up
their
Paws
in
admiration;
at
last
having
brought
her
into
a
certain
large
and
spacious
Cave,
which
they
intended
for
her
reception,
they
left
her
to
the
custody
of
the
Females,
who
entertained
her
with
all
kindness
and
respect,
and
gave
her
such
victuals
as
they
used
to
eat;
but
seeing
her
Constitution
neither
agreed
with
the
temper
of
that
Climate,
nor
their
Diet,
they
were
resolved
to
carry
her
into
another
Island
of
a
warmer
temper;
in
which
were
men
like
Foxes,
onely
walking
in
an
upright
shape,
who
received
their
neighbours
the
Bear-men
with
great
civility
and
Courtship,
very
much
admiring
this
beauteous
Lady;
and
having
discoursed
some
while
together,
agreed
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