Lemuel Gulliver is carried away by an eagle. Illustration for Gulliver's Voyages by Jonathan Swift(Lemuel Gulliver is carried away by an eagle. Illustration for “” Gulliver's Voyages “” by Jonathan Swift (1667-1745))Henri Jules Jean Geoffroy |
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