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Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
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Captain Adam Seaborn
90
I
felt
not
a
little
humbled
by
this
account
of
the
origin
of
the
northern
internal
people,
and
cautiously
avoided
any
observation
that
might
discover,
to
my
intelligent
conductor,
the
suspicion
which
darted
through
my
mind,
that
we
the
externals
were
indeed
descendants
of
this
exiled
race;
some
of
whom,
penetrating
the
"icy
hoop"
near
the
continent
of
Asia
or
America,
might
have
peopled
the
external
world.
The
gross
sensuality,
intemperate
passions,
and
beastly
habits
of
the
externals,
all
testified
against
us.
I
inquired
of
Surui
where
this
place
of
exile
was
situated.
He
said
it
was
at
the
extreme
northern
part
of
the
earth,
as
near
the
fountain
of
light
and
heat
as
mortals
could
go,
without
danger
of
perishing
by
fire:
that
they
could
only
visit
it
in
the
temperate
season,
because
during
the
rest
of
the
year,
the
sun
was
seen
directly
over
head,
when
the
heat
was
so
great
as
to
render
existence
extremely
painful.
By
this
account
I
knew
that
the
place
of
exile
must
be
situated
somewhere
on
the
verge
of
the
rim
of
the
north
polar
opening,
as
there
and
there
only,
could
the
sun
be
seen
directly
over
head,
without
going
to
the
external
tropic.
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