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Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
·
Captain Adam Seaborn
67
My
mind
flew
on
the
wings
of
thought
to
my
native
country;
I
compared
my
doings
and
my
sensations
with
those
of
that
swarm
of
sordid
beings
who
waste
their
lives
in
Wall-street,
or
in
the
purlieus
of
the
courts
intent
on
gain,
and
scrambling
for
the
wrecks
of
the
property
of
their
unfortunate
fellow
beings,
or
hiring
out
the
efforts
of
their
minds
to
perform
such
loathsome
work
as
their
employers
would
pay
them
for;--men
who
feel
themselves
ennobled
by
their
wealth,
or
by
their
technical
knowledge;
who
think
themselves
superior
to
the
useful
classes
of
society;
from
whom
I
had
often
heard
the
scornful
observation,
'he
is
nothing
but
a
shipmaster;'
as
if
those
men
who
live
and
thrive
but
by
the
infirmities
and
vices
of
society
were
ennobled
by
their
profession,
and
the
hardy
and
adventurous
mariner,
whose
occupation
leads
him
to
every
climate
and
through
every
sea,
to
gather
like
the
bee
the
useful
and
the
delicious
for
the
comfort
and
gratification
of
the
native
hive,
should
be
degraded
by
his
calling.
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