what were the conditions imposed on Gulliver for setting him free in Gulliver's travels
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Following are some of the conditions:
Initially, that he was not to quit the nation without leave allowed under the King's Great Seal.
Second, that he was not to come into the city without orders; at which times the general population were to have two hours' notice to keep inside.
Third, that he should keep to the high streets, and not walk or rest in a meadow.
Fourth, that he was to take the most extreme care not to stomp on anyone, or on any horses or carriages, and that he was not to lift any people in his hand without wanting to.
Initially, that he was not to quit the nation without leave allowed under the King's Great Seal.
Second, that he was not to come into the city without orders; at which times the general population were to have two hours' notice to keep inside.
Third, that he should keep to the high streets, and not walk or rest in a meadow.
Fourth, that he was to take the most extreme care not to stomp on anyone, or on any horses or carriages, and that he was not to lift any people in his hand without wanting to.
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