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Gulliver's Travels - Footnotes

1. A Letter From Captain Gulliver to His Cousin Sympson

2. Part I. Chapter 1

3. Chapter 2

4. Chapter 3

5. Chapter 4

6. Chapter 5

7. Chapter 6

8. Chapter 7

9. Chapter 8

10. Part II. Chapter 1

11. Chapter 2

12. Chapter 3

13. Chapter 4

14. Chapter 5

15. Chapter 6

16. Chapter 7

17. Chapter 8

18. Part III. Chapter 1

19. Chapter 2

20. Chapter 3

21. Chapter 4

22. Chapter 5

23. Chapter 6

24. Chapter 7

25. Chapter 8

26. Chapter 9

27. Chapter 10

28. Chapter 11

29. Part IV. Chapter 1

30. Chapter 2

31. Chapter 3

32. Chapter 4

33. Chapter 5

34. Chapter 6

35. Chapter 7

36. Chapter 8

37. Chapter 9

38. Chapter 10

39. Chapter 11

40. Chapter 12

41. Footnotes







Footnotes:

{1} A stang is a pole or perch; sixteen feet and a half.

{2} An act of parliament has been since passed by which some
breaches of trust have been made capital.

{3} Britannia.--Sir W. Scott.

{4} London.--Sir W. Scott.

{5} This is the revised text adopted by Dr. Hawksworth (1766).
The above paragraph in the original editions (1726) takes another
form, commencing:- "I told him that should I happen to live in a
kingdom where lots were in vogue," &c. The names Tribnia and
Langdon an not mentioned, and the "close stool" and its
signification do not occur.

{6} This paragraph is not in the original editions.

{7} The original editions and Hawksworth's have Rotherhith here,
though earlier in the work, Redriff is said to have been Gulliver's
home in England.




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