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Why does Gulliver drag 50 of the enemy's ships to Lilliput? to surprise the emperor with a gift to show the Lilliputians how strong he is to keep the enemy from invading Li…

Why does Gulliver drag 50 of the enemy's ships to Lilliput? to surprise the emperor with a gift to show the Lilliputians how strong he is to keep the enemy from invading Li…
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Why does Gulliver drag 50 of the enemy's ships to Lilliput?

to surprise the emperor with a gift


to show the Lilliputians how strong he is


to keep the enemy from invading Lilliput


to use them to build a ship big enough for himself

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