FREEDOM in Classic Quotes
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Quotes from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift
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1 Let me deal so candidly with the reader as to confess that there was yet a much stronger motive for the freedom I took in my representation of things.
2 This I solemnly declare to be a most infamous falsehood, without any grounds, further than that her grace was pleased to treat me with all innocent marks of freedom and friendship.
3 I cannot forget, that an intimate friend of mine in Lilliput, took the freedom in a warm day, when I had used a good deal of exercise, to complain of a strong smell about me, although I am as little faulty that way, as most of my sex: but I suppose his faculty of smelling was as nice with regard to me, as mine was to that of this people.