Peter goes to his father's--Traverses the Black Mountain--Takes a flight to Mount Alkoe--Gains the miners--Overcomes the governor's troops--Proclaims Georigetti king--Seizes the governor--Returns him the government--Peter makes laws with the consent of the people, and returns to Brandleguarp with deputies CHAPT XXI. Peter arrives with the deputies--Presents them to the king--They return--A colony agreed to be sent thither--Nasgig made governor--Manner of choosing the colony--A flight-race, and the intent of it--Walsi wins the prize and is found to be a gawry CHAPT XXII. The race reconciles the two kingdoms--The colony proceeds--Builds a city--Peter views the country at a distance--Hears of a prophecy of the king of Norbon's daughter Stygee--Goes thither--Kills the king's nephew--Fulfils the prophecy by engaging Stygee to Georigetii--Returns CHAPT XXIII. A discourse on marriage between Peter and Georigetii--Peter proposes Stygee--The king accepts it--Relates his transactions at Norbon--The marriage is consummated--Account of the marriage ceremony--Peter goes to Norbon--Opens a free trade to Mount Alkoe--Gets traders to settle at Norbon--Convoys cattle to Mount Alkoe CHAPT XXIV. Peter looking over his books finds he has got a Latin Bible-- Sets about a translation--Teaches some of the ragans letters--Sets up a paper manufacture--Makes the ragans read the Bible--The ragans teach others to read and write--A fair kept at the Black Mountain--Peter's reflections on the Swangeantines CHAPT XXV. Peter's children provided for--Youwarkee's death--How the king and queen spent their time--Peter grows melancholy--Wants to get to England--Contrives means--Is taken up at sea [Illustration: 5016] [Illustration: 0017] A GENUINE ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF PETER WILKINS. CHAPTER I. _A discourse on light--Quangrollart explains the word crashee--Believes a fowl is a fruit--Gives a further account of Youwarkeds reception by her father, and by the king--Tommy and Hallycarnie provided for at court--Youwarkee and her father visit the colambs, and are visited--Her return put off till next winter, when her father is to come with her._