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Dr JONATHAN SWIFT,

DEAN of ST PATRICK'S, DUBLIN.

VOLUME V.

EDINBURGH:

Printed for JoHN DONADLSON, Corner of Arundel
Street, Strand, London.

MDCCLXXIV.

GULLIVER's TRAVELS.

PART II.

A VOYAGE TO BROEDINGNAG.

CHAP. I.

Page

GREAT ftorm defcribed, the long-boat
fent to fetch water, the author goes with
it to discover the country He is left on fhore,
is feized by one of the natives, and carried to
a farmer's houfe. His reception, with several
accidents that happened there. A defcription
of the inhabitants,

Chap. II. A defcription of the farmer's daughter.

The author carried to a market town, and then

to the metropolis. The particulars of his

journey,

Chap. III. The author fent for to court. The

Queen buys him of his master the farmer, and

presents him to the King. He difputes with his

Majefty's great scholars. An apartment at

court provided for the author.

favour with the Queen.

the honour of his own country.

with the Queen's dwarf,

Chap. IV. The country defcribed. A propofal

for correcting modern maps. The King's pa-

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He is in high

He ftands up for

His quarrels

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