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24 July, 23:36

After spending time with Gulliver, how does the king of Luggnagg come to feel about him?

A. The king wants to have Gulliver arrested and executed.

B. The king enjoys Gulliver's company and wants him to remain on Luggnagg.

C. The king likes him so much that he wants Gulliver to marry one of his daughters. D. The king dislikes Gulliver's interactions with the Luggnaggians.

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