Lilliput 3, The Rope and the Nine Articles
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Gulliver behaves so gently that the emperor and his court, and the army and the people too, begin to think well of him. Little by little they fear him less, and he starts to hope he will soon be free.
He sometimes lies down and lets five or six of them dance on his hand. In time even the children come and play hide-and-seek in his hair.
His grasp of the language is good by now, and he can follow and answer. Around then the emperor decides to entertain him with some of the country’s shows.
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