Gulliver's travles

Today in Gulliver's Travels, it said that Gulliver was getting weaker because he was not very well fed. They would give him a sliver of meat every 4 days. That kept him barely alive. Even how poorly he was fed, he still had to preform for other people. The master saw how weak Gulliver was, and he sold him. The master thought Gulliver was going to die in a couple of weeks so he sold Gulliver for 1,000 pieces of gold. His new master, the Queen, fed him daily, gave him water, let him preform whenever he wanted, and made a house and cloths for him. His house was a doll house with really soft cloth sewn on the sides, carpet, and roof to keep him from getting hurt when they were on a horse. His bed was a bean bag, and very comfortable. He asked the Queen how long he had been on that island, and she said about a year. That makes about 2 or 3 years he has been gone from his homeland.