El hombre en la luna
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Publicado: 5 de febrero de 2012
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DUKE UNIVERSITY
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The Glenn Negley
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prize this Stone? Before you lee me on Earth again, will find I have Reafon to value this invaluable
Jewel. 1 enquired, whether thev hadnot any kind of Jem, or other Means to make a Man invifible, which I judged a Thing or admirable Ufe, and could mention divers of our learned Men who had they anfwered, that if written to thisPurpofe it were pofiible, yet they were fure Heaven would not fufrer it to be revealed to us Creatures fubject to fo many I m perfections, and which might be eafily abukd to ill Purpofes, and this was all Icould get of them. Now after it was known that lrdonozur the great Monarch had done me this Honour, it is ftrange how much all refpeded me more than before ; my Guardians, who had been hithertocautious in relating any thing of the Government of that World, grew now more open, fo that from them and Pylonas together I underftood many notable Particulars ; as that in a thouland Years there is foundneither Thief nor Whore-monger, for firft there is no want of any thing neceffary for the Ufe of Man, Food growing every where without Labour, As for Cloths, of all Sorts that can be defired. Houfes,or whatever elfe a Man may be fuppofed to want, it is provided by their Superiors, though not without fome Labour, but yet fo eafy as if Again, their Females are they did it for Plealure all abfcluteBeauties, and by a fecret Difpofition of Nature, a Man there having once known a Woman never deiires any othet Murther was never heard of amongft them, neither is it hardly poffible to be committed,for there can be no Wound
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Of Domingo Gonsales.
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yea they affured me,
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Part...
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DUKE UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY
The Glenn Negley
Collection
of Utopian Literature
The Voyage
to
thc~\foKLD
in
me Moon.^Nte^^JbhnI>ve»ae!^t^
kt-zwpn&>
rtevte*J5mfa9^***K^6*y*/i fo overyou
prize this Stone? Before you lee me on Earth again, will find I have Reafon to value this invaluable
Jewel. 1 enquired, whether thev hadnot any kind of Jem, or other Means to make a Man invifible, which I judged a Thing or admirable Ufe, and could mention divers of our learned Men who had they anfwered, that if written to thisPurpofe it were pofiible, yet they were fure Heaven would not fufrer it to be revealed to us Creatures fubject to fo many I m perfections, and which might be eafily abukd to ill Purpofes, and this was all Icould get of them. Now after it was known that lrdonozur the great Monarch had done me this Honour, it is ftrange how much all refpeded me more than before ; my Guardians, who had been hithertocautious in relating any thing of the Government of that World, grew now more open, fo that from them and Pylonas together I underftood many notable Particulars ; as that in a thouland Years there is foundneither Thief nor Whore-monger, for firft there is no want of any thing neceffary for the Ufe of Man, Food growing every where without Labour, As for Cloths, of all Sorts that can be defired. Houfes,or whatever elfe a Man may be fuppofed to want, it is provided by their Superiors, though not without fome Labour, but yet fo eafy as if Again, their Females are they did it for Plealure all abfcluteBeauties, and by a fecret Difpofition of Nature, a Man there having once known a Woman never deiires any othet Murther was never heard of amongft them, neither is it hardly poffible to be committed,for there can be no Wound
•,
:
:
made
; :
Of Domingo Gonsales.
made but what
and
for
is
39
curable
believe
-,
yea they affured me,
that though a
my
Part...
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