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Late one night, Gulliver received a warning that some nobles wanted him killed. Quickly, he wrote a letter to the emperor of Lilliput, “I’m off to visit Blefuscu, as I promised.”

Then he hurried down to the sea b1． Lilliput and Blefuscu. The king of Blefuscu himself came out to meet him.

“Welcome!” cried the king. “Stay as l2． as you like.”

Walking on the beach a week later, Gulliver saw a small boat—but a full-sized one. It was floating upside down in the water.

Gulliver rushed to the king and begged, “Can you help me rescue the boat? This could be my c3． to go home.”

“Of course,” said the king. “Take some ships to help you.”

Gulliver s4． out to the boat, holding ropes from each of the ships.

With the ships pulling and Gulliver p5．, the boat was brought safely to shore.

Gulliver and the k6． men set about fixing the boat for his long journey home. Soon, the boat was finished.

“I’d like to leave now,” Gulliver told the king. “But n7． one at home will believe my story. Could I take some of your people with me?”

“I can’t possibly allow that,” said the king. “But you may take some cows and a sheep.”

He a8． gave Gulliver fifty bags of gold coins. “I don’t want you to go,” he said. “But I understand why you have to.”

“Thank you,” said Gulliver. “I’ll never forget you all.”

After only a few days at sea in his boat, Gulliver saw a ship. He shouted and waved wildly.

He was l9．! One sailor found him. The ship sailed over and picked up Gulliver. “Where have you come from?” asked the captain. “A place called Lilliput.” said Gulliver and he showed the captain the p10． from the emperor.

The captain was so surprised. For a few gold coins and a couple of cows, he agreed to take Gulliver all the way home.