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Gulliver sat down on the grass, which was very short and soft, where he slept sounder than ever he recalled to have done in my life and as I reckoned about 9 hours, ever It suddenly went cold and Gulliver found himself in an empty bedroom. the window gives off a bright white light, he looked out and was stunned by the beauty that the moon gives off. “It’s quite a beautiful light to be sure, but I have no time to waste, I need to find out where I am.” Gulliver heard a sound behind. “Ah, your awake, we started to think that you were dying and when you were found in the field, it seems like you might be attacked.” he provoked it to be a six inches high, with a bow and arrow in his hands, and a quiver at his back.” “wait attacked?, what do you mean …show more content…

There’s been a series of werewolf attacks all over the country.” “werewolves? Yeah right,and im batman.” the man looked at Gulliver and said “no seriously they are werewolves out.” Gulliver stood up and looked out the window and what he said shocked him. A whole city destroyed the streets covered in blood, and the city on fire.”we thought the same thing when we heard the Waring” said the man.”but if only we had taken it seriously at the time and this could of been avoided.” “come, i’ll take you to our king.”The emperor's palace is in the center of the city where the two great streets meet. It is enclosed by a wall of two feet high, and twenty feet distance from the buildings. I had his majesty's permission to step over this wall; and, the space being so wide between that and the palace.The outward court is a square of forty feet, and includes two other courts: in the inmost are the royal apartments, which I was very desirous to see, but found it extremely difficult; for the great gates, from one square into another, were but eighteen inches high, and seven inches wide the throne was all colored purple and black with the king standing at the back of the room. He and Gulliver made eye

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