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Gulliver's Travels
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Gulliver bid the Lilliputians good-bye and walked through the water to reach Blefuscu. The King, Queen and all the ministers of Blefuscu were waiting at
the shore to welcome Gulliver. As in Lilliput he was declared a national hero, here too. Blefuscudians, equal in height to the Lilliputians,
came to pay their homage to this hero.
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One day Gulliver sighted a boat in the open sea. This could probably be one from the large ship he was travelling in, a couple of years ago, he thought.
The King had come to know about Gulliver’s intentions to return home. He ordered two thousand of his men to get the boat ready for Gulliver’s journey home.
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All the people of Blefuscu gathered on the shore to bid farewell to Gulliver. They made sure that adequate food and other necessary things for
the journey was there in the boat. Though the King of Lilliput invited Gulliver to come back to his country, Gulliver decided to start home and leave
the neighbouring countries in peace.
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Gulliver finally left Blefuscu. Soon he saw a ship, sailing towards England. Sighting Gulliver the ship stopped.
He got into the ship and reached home. Thus came to an end, Gulliver’s two years of adventure.
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