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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 121

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d court is a square of forty feet,and includes two other courts; in the inmost arethe royal apartments. The buildings of the outer 102 PEEPS INTO TWO IMMORTAL BOOKS were at least five feet high, and it was impossiblefor me to stride over them without infinite dam-age to the pile, though the walls… … DRAWN BY FIFTEEN HUNDRED OF THE EMPERORS LARGEST HORSES, GULLIVER WAS CONVEYED TO THE CAPITAL OF LILLIPUT. At the same time the emperor had a greatdesire that I should see the magnificence of hispalace; but this I was not able to do until threedays after, which I spent in cutting down withmy knife…

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