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The
next
day
I
sailed
to
another
island
,
and
thence
to
a
third
and
fourth
,
sometimes
using
my
sail
,
and
sometimes
my
paddles
.
But
,
not
to
trouble
the
reader
with
a
particular
account
of
my
distresses
,
let
it
suffice
,
that
on
the
fifth
day
I
arrived
at
the
last
island
in
my
sight
,
which
lay
south-south-east
to
the
former
.
This
island
was
at
a
greater
distance
than
I
expected
,
and
I
did
not
reach
it
in
less
than
five
hours
.
I
encompassed
it
almost
round
,
before
I
could
find
a
convenient
place
to
land
in
;
which
was
a
small
creek
,
about
three
times
the
wideness
of
my
canoe
.
I
found
the
island
to
be
all
rocky
,
only
a
little
intermingled
with
tufts
of
grass
,
and
sweet-smelling
herbs
.
I
took
out
my
small
provisions
and
after
having
refreshed
myself
,
I
secured
the
remainder
in
a
cave
,
whereof
there
were
great
numbers
;
I
gathered
plenty
of
eggs
upon
the
rocks
,
and
got
a
quantity
of
dry
sea-weed
,
and
parched
grass
,
which
I
designed
to
kindle
the
next
day
,
and
roast
my
eggs
as
well
as
I
could
,
for
I
had
about
me
my
flint
,
steel
,
match
,
and
burning-glass
.
I
lay
all
night
in
the
cave
where
I
had
lodged
my
provisions
.
My
bed
was
the
same
dry
grass
and
sea-weed
which
I
intended
for
fuel
.
I
slept
very
little
,
for
the
disquiets
of
my
mind
prevailed
over
my
weariness
,
and
kept
me
awake
.
I
considered
how
impossible
it
was
to
preserve
my
life
in
so
desolate
a
place
,
and
how
miserable
my
end
must
be
:
yet
found
myself
so
listless
and
desponding
,
that
I
had
not
the
heart
to
rise
;
and
before
I
could
get
spirits
enough
to
creep
out
of
my
cave
,
the
day
was
far
advanced
.
I
walked
awhile
among
the
rocks
:
the
sky
was
perfectly
clear
,
and
the
sun
so
hot
,
that
I
was
forced
to
turn
my
face
from
it
:
when
all
on
a
sudden
it
became
obscure
,
as
I
thought
,
in
a
manner
very
different
from
what
happens
by
the
interposition
of
a
cloud
.
I
turned
back
,
and
perceived
a
vast
opaque
body
between
me
and
the
sun
moving
forwards
towards
the
island
:
it
seemed
to
be
about
two
miles
high
,
and
hid
the
sun
six
or
seven
minutes
;
but
I
did
not
observe
the
air
to
be
much
colder
,
or
the
sky
more
darkened
,
than
if
I
had
stood
under
the
shade
of
a
mountain
.
As
it
approached
nearer
over
the
place
where
I
was
,
it
appeared
to
be
a
firm
substance
,
the
bottom
flat
,
smooth
,
and
shining
very
bright
,
from
the
reflection
of
the
sea
below
.
I
stood
upon
a
height
about
two
hundred
yards
from
the
shore
,
and
saw
this
vast
body
descending
almost
to
a
parallel
with
me
,
at
less
than
an
English
mile
distance
.
I
took
out
my
pocket
perspective
,
and
could
plainly
discover
numbers
of
people
moving
up
and
down
the
sides
of
it
,
which
appeared
to
be
sloping
;
but
what
those
people
where
doing
I
was
not
able
to
distinguish
.
The
natural
love
of
life
gave
me
some
inward
motion
of
joy
,
and
I
was
ready
to
entertain
a
hope
that
this
adventure
might
,
some
way
or
other
,
help
to
deliver
me
from
the
desolate
place
and
condition
I
was
in
.
But
at
the
same
time
the
reader
can
hardly
conceive
my
astonishment
,
to
behold
an
island
in
the
air
,
inhabited
by
men
,
who
were
able
(
(
as
it
should
seem
)
)
to
raise
or
sink
,
or
put
it
into
progressive
motion
,
as
they
pleased
.
But
not
being
at
that
time
in
a
disposition
to
philosophise
upon
this
phenomenon
,
I
rather
chose
to
observe
what
course
the
island
would
take
,
because
it
seemed
for
awhile
to
stand
still
.
Yet
soon
after
,
it
advanced
nearer
,
and
I
could
see
the
sides
of
it
encompassed
with
several
gradations
of
galleries
,
and
stairs
,
at
certain
intervals
,
to
descend
from
one
to
the
other
.
In
the
lowest
gallery
,
I
beheld
some
people
fishing
with
long
angling
rods
,
and
others
looking
on
.
I
waved
my
cap
(
(
for
my
hat
was
long
since
worn
out
)
)
and
my
handkerchief
toward
the
island
;
and
upon
its
nearer
approach
,
I
called
and
shouted
with
the
utmost
strength
of
my
voice
;
and
then
looking
circumspectly
,
I
beheld
a
crowd
gather
to
that
side
which
was
most
in
my
view
.
I
found
by
their
pointing
towards
me
and
to
each
other
,
that
they
plainly
discovered
me
,
although
they
made
no
return
to
my
shouting
.
But
I
could
see
four
or
five
men
running
in
great
haste
,
up
the
stairs
,
to
the
top
of
the
island
,
who
then
disappeared
.
I
happened
rightly
to
conjecture
,
that
these
were
sent
for
orders
to
some
person
in
authority
upon
this
occasion
.
The
number
of
people
increased
,
and
,
in
less
than
half
all
hour
,
the
island
was
moved
and
raised
in
such
a
manner
,
that
the
lowest
gallery
appeared
in
a
parallel
of
less
then
a
hundred
yards
distance
from
the
height
where
I
stood
.
I
then
put
myself
in
the
most
supplicating
posture
,
and
spoke
in
the
humblest
accent
,
but
received
no
answer
.
Those
who
stood
nearest
over
against
me
,
seemed
to
be
persons
of
distinction
,
as
I
supposed
by
their
habit
.
They
conferred
earnestly
with
each
other
,
looking
often
upon
me
.
At
length
one
of
them
called
out
in
a
clear
,
polite
,
smooth
dialect
,
not
unlike
in
sound
to
the
Italian
:
and
therefore
I
returned
an
answer
in
that
language
,
hoping
at
least
that
the
cadence
might
be
more
agreeable
to
his
ears
.
Although
neither
of
us
understood
the
other
,
yet
my
meaning
was
easily
known
,
for
the
people
saw
the
distress
I
was
in
They
made
signs
for
me
to
come
down
from
the
rock
,
and
go
towards
the
shore
,
which
I
accordingly
did
;
and
the
flying
island
being
raised
to
a
convenient
height
,
the
verge
directly
over
me
,
a
chain
was
let
down
from
the
lowest
gallery
,
with
a
seat
fastened
to
the
bottom
,
to
which
I
fixed
myself
,
and
was
drawn
up
by
pulleys
.
At
my
alighting
,
I
was
surrounded
with
a
crowd
of
people
,
but
those
who
stood
nearest
seemed
to
be
of
better
quality
.
They
beheld
me
with
all
the
marks
and
circumstances
of
wonder
;
neither
indeed
was
I
much
in
their
debt
,
having
never
till
then
seen
a
race
of
mortals
so
singular
in
their
shapes
,
habits
,
and
countenances
.
Their
heads
were
all
reclined
,
either
to
the
right
,
or
the
left
;
one
of
their
eyes
turned
inward
,
and
the
other
directly
up
to
the
zenith
.
Their
outward
garments
were
adorned
with
the
figures
of
suns
,
moons
,
and
stars
;
interwoven
with
those
of
fiddles
,
flutes
,
harps
,
trumpets
,
guitars
,
harpsichords
,
and
many
other
instruments
of
music
,
unknown
to
us
in
Europe
.
I
observed
,
here
and
there
,
many
in
the
habit
of
servants
,
with
a
blown
bladder
,
fastened
like
a
flail
to
the
end
of
a
stick
,
which
they
carried
in
their
hands
.
In
each
bladder
was
a
small
quantity
of
dried
peas
,
or
little
pebbles
,
as
I
was
afterwards
informed
.
With
these
bladders
,
they
now
and
then
flapped
the
mouths
and
ears
of
those
who
stood
near
them
,
of
which
practice
I
could
not
then
conceive
the
meaning
.
It
seems
the
minds
of
these
people
are
so
taken
up
with
intense
speculations
,
that
they
neither
can
speak
,
nor
attend
to
the
discourses
of
others
,
without
being
roused
by
some
external
taction
upon
the
organs
of
speech
and
hearing
;
for
which
reason
,
those
persons
who
are
able
to
afford
it
always
keep
a
flapper
(
(
the
original
is
climenole
)
)
in
their
family
,
as
one
of
their
domestics
;
nor
ever
walk
abroad
,
or
make
visits
,
without
him
.
And
the
business
of
this
officer
is
,
when
two
,
three
,
or
more
persons
are
in
company
,
gently
to
strike
with
his
bladder
the
mouth
of
him
who
is
to
speak
,
and
the
right
ear
of
him
or
them
to
whom
the
speaker
addresses
himself
.
This
flapper
is
likewise
employed
diligently
to
attend
his
master
in
his
walks
,
and
upon
occasion
to
give
him
a
soft
flap
on
his
eyes
;
because
he
is
always
so
wrapped
up
in
cogitation
,
that
he
is
in
manifest
danger
of
falling
down
every
precipice
,
and
bouncing
his
head
against
every
post
;
and
in
the
streets
,
of
justling
others
,
or
being
justled
himself
into
the
kennel
.
