Five Weeks in a Balloon by Jules Verne

Kazeh -- The noisy marketplace -- The appearance of the balloon -- The Wangaga -- The sons of the moon -- The doctor's walk -- The population of the place -- The royal Tembé -- The sultan's wives -- A royal drunken-bout -- Joe an object of worship -- How they dance in the moon -- A reaction -- Two moons in one sky -- The instability of divine honors.

Kazeh, an important point in Central Africa, is not a city; in truth, there are no cities in the interior. Kazeh is but a collection of six extensive excavations. There are enclosed a few houses and slave-huts, with little courtyards and small gardens, carefully cultivated with onions, potatoes, cucumbers, pumpkins, and mushrooms, of perfect flavor, growing most luxuriantly.