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Next Morning, _Cuffey_ saw my Wound drest by a Negro sent for from another Village, who had been Slave to a Surgeon several Years, and was very expert in his Business. The Villa...
5. Chapter 5By this Time we arriv'd at the Gates of the Palace; for the Coach being drawn by Six Ostriches, we were but a little Time upon the Way; and mounting the great Stair-case, withou...
6. Chapter 6It is, true there is a Council consisting of a great Number of Persons, in whose Name all great Affairs relating to the Civil Government are transacted, the Members of which Cou...
9. Chapter 9"I have acquainted my Friends here present, who are come to pass some Days with me, both with the Contents of the _Cacklogallinian_ Emperor's Letter, and the Reasons which mov'd...
8. Chapter 8"Dearly Beloved Brother, and most Mighty Prince, as it has been long doubted by our Ancestors, as well as by those of our Time, whether the Moon were, or were not inhabited, We,...
3. Chapter 3The Want of an Observation for so many Days, and the Loss of our Captain, the only Artist on board, with the Want of a Compass, was the Reason of our being altogether ignorant o...
7. Chapter 7I was therefore order'd, after I had been two Years at Court, to take this Business upon me, with the Title of _Castleairiano_, or Project Examiner, and a Salary of Thirty Thous...
4. Chapter 4My Lord, said I, our great Men are the brightest Examples of Piety. Their Veracity is such, that they would not for an Empire falsify their Word once given. Their Justice won't...
1. Chapter 1Note: Project Gutenberg also has an HTML version of this file which includes the original illustration. See 16202-h.htm or 16202-h.zip: (https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/1/6/2/0/1...