Gulliver's Travels into Several Remote Regions of the World
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Gulliver's Travels was published in 1726; and, although it was by no means intended for them, the book was soon appropriated by the children, who have ever since continued to regard it as one of the most delightful of their story books. They cannot comprehend the occasion which provoked the book nor appreciate the satire which underlies the narrative, but they delight in the wonderful adventures, and wander full of o…
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- AuthorJonathan Swift
- SourceProject Gutenberg #17157
- Length51,690 words · 3h 27m of reading
- Chapters19
- DictionaryNot yet generated
- CopyrightPublic domain in the United States
- Source checked2026-08-28
Contents
19 chapters
Recovered from the original source text, so you can open the book at any of them.
- 01Into Several Remote Regions of the World
- 02A VOYAGE TO BROBDINGNAG
- 03CHAPTER I.
- 04CHAPTER II.
- 05CHAPTER III.
- 06CHAPTER IV.
- 07CHAPTER V.
- 08CHAPTER VI.
- 09CHAPTER VII.
- 10CHAPTER VIII.
- 11NOTE
- 12CHAPTER I.
- 13CHAPTER II.
- 14CHAPTER III.
- 15CHAPTER IV.
- 16CHAPTER V.
- 17CHAPTER VII
- 18CHAPTER VIII
- 19ADVERTISEMENTS
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