CHAPTER CCXLI.—p. 495.

THE DOCTOR'S UTOPIA DENOMINATED COLUMBIA.—HIS SCHEME ENTERED UPON—BUT

‘LEFT HALF TOLD’ LIKE ‘THE STORY OF CAMBUSCAN BOLD.’

I will to satisfy and please myself, make an Utopia of mine own, a new

Atlantis, a poetical commonwealth of mine own, in which I will freely

domineer, build cities, make laws, statutes, as I list myself. And why

may I not?

BURTON.

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