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Gulliver's Travels | Part III, Chapters 1-3: Summary and Analysis
New Characters:
Captain William Robinson: invites Gulliver on his third voyage
The Dutchman: one of the pirates who attack Gulliver’s ship; proposes that Gulliver be set adrift
The Japanese Pirate: sets Gulliver adrift
The King of the Flying Island of Laputa: interested only in mathematics, science, and astronomy; asks Gulliver only about these subjects
Summary
Ten days after his arrival in England from his second voyage, Gulliver is asked by Captain William Robinson to be ship’s surgeon, on a voyage to the East Indies, in two...
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