INTO SEVERAL

REMOTE NATIONS

OF THE

WORL D.

In FOUR PARTS.

By LEMUEL GULLIVER.
Firft a SURGEON, and then a CAPTAIN
of feveral S HIPS.

The FOURTH EDITION, Corrected.

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Printed for CHARLES BATHURST, at the
Crofs-Keys in Fleet-Street,

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The Author gives fome Account of himself and Fami-

ly, his first Inducements to travel. He is hip-

wrecked, and fwims for his Life, gets fafe an

Shore in the Country of Lilliput, is made a Pri-

foner, and carried up the Country.

CHA P. II.

The Emperor of Lilliput, attended by feveral of the

Nobility, comes to fee the Author in his Confine-

ment. The Emperor's Perfon and Habit defcribed.

Learned Men appointed to teach the Author their

Language. He gains Favour by his mild Difpofiti-

on. His Pockets are fearched, and his Sword and

Pifials taken from him.

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P. 14

CHAP.

CHA P. III.

The Author diverts the Emperor and his Nobility of

both Sexes in a very uncommon Manner. The Di-

verfions of the Court of Lilliput defcribed. The

Author has bis Liberty granted him upon certain

Conditions.

CHA P. IV.

P. 26

Mildendo, the Metropolis of Lilliput, defcribed, to-

gether with the Emperor's Palace. A Converfa-

tion between the Author and a principal Secretary

concerning the Affairs of that Empire. The Author's

Offer to Jerve the Emperor in his Wars.

CHA P. V.

P. 36.

The Author, by an extraordinary Stratagem, pre-

vents an Invafion. A high Title of Honour is con-

ferred upon him. Ambafadors arrive from the

Emperor of Blefufcu, and fue for Peace. The Em-

prefs's Apartment on Fire by an Accident; the

Author inftrumental in faving the rest of the Pa-

Lace.
P. 42

CHAP. VI.

Of the Inhabitants of Lilliput; their Learning,

Laws, and Customs, the Manner of educating

their Children. The Author's Way of Living in

that Country. His Vindication of a great Lady.

P. 50

CHAP.

C.HA P. VII.

The Author, being informed of a Defign to accuse him?

of High-Treafan, makes bis Efcape to Blefufcu.

His Reception there.

p. 63

The Author, by a lucky Accident, finds Means to leave

Blefufcu; and, after fome Difficulties, returns

fafe to his native Country.

P. 73

PART II.

A Voyage to BROBDINGNAG

CHAP. I.

A great Storm defcribed, the Long-boat fent to fetch

Water, the Author goes with it to difcover the

Country. He is left on Shore, is feized by one of

the Natives, and carried to a Farmer's Houfe.

His Reception there, with feveral Accidents that

happened there. A Defcription of the Inhabitants.

CHA P. II.

P. 81

A Defcription of the Farmer's Daughter. The Author

carried to a Market-Town, and then to the Me-

tropolis. The Particulars of his Journey. p. 97

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