How does Gulliver gradually win over the emperor his retinue of followers the army and the common man alike explain by giving examples from the text

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It was Gulliver's mild disposition and impeccably courteous behaviour in spite of being in captivity that won over the emperor to his favour. It made such a favourable impression in the breast of his majesty that an imperial commission was issued out, obliging all the villages, nine hundred yards round the city to provide Gulliver with the food and drink necessary for his sustenance. His accommodation and attire was also taken care of under the emperor's orders.

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From the text, write the sentence that tells you the following.

(i) The giant reapers were fascinated by Gulliver.

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(ii) Gulliver was a learned man.

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(iii) The farmer's son thought Gulliver was a toy.

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(iv) The farmer's wife was a kind-hearted woman.

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