| And he pointed to one that might have been used in Brobdingnag. |
| What child, or adult, can forget the giants of Brobdingnag, the tiny folk of Lilliput, the Houyhnhms, and to what extent are we all Yahoos? |
| Were it not for a brief foray into a land of giants that we assume to be Brobdingnag, Letterman''s adventure would be merely Gulliver''s Travel. |
| As a contrast to what you have just read you may like to hear of Gulliver's first adventures in Brobdingnag, the land of giants. |
| It is much larger than a letter, unless, perhaps, one carries on a correspondence with a giant from Brobdingnag. |
| In Brobdingnag Swift is generally said to be looking, as Scott expresses it, through the other end of the telescope. |
