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Luggnagg in Gulliver's Travels
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Luggnagg
Luggnagg is basically a stop on Gulliver's way home to England via Japan. It doesn't get much love from Gulliver. He says it's a nice place and people are polite to strangers, but the main ornament of this satire is the tale Gulliver hears of the struldbrugs, about which, see below.
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