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Gulivero en Liliputo (Gulliver's Travels)

Jonathan Swift

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Gulliver wakes up tied to the ground by an army of tiny people in this shortened, illustrated version of Swift's adventure. Written for young readers, with J. R. Monsell's drawings.

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