Gullivers Travels - CEF A2 Jonathan Swift

My father lived in the north of England, but he was not very rich. I was the youngest of five brothers and we lived on hand to mouth. I left school when I was seventeen years old. My father could not pay for me after that. So I chose my way of life. I travelled on the ship Antelope to the South Seas. We left Bristol in May, 1699.
I will not write down everything about our journey on those seas. But I will tell you this. On our way to the East Indies, a great wind carried us the wrong way.
Twelve of our men died from the hard work and bad food, and the other men were not very strong. The conditions were quite difficult.
One morning there was heavy rain and we could not see well. In the strong winds, the ship hit something in the water, and broke into pieces. Six of us got a boat into the sea. But we were weak and the wind turned it over. We fell into the water. The wind and the water carried me away from the other men and I never saw them again.

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