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How did the author prove his veracity and how did Gulliver's prior good conduct help him in his return journey?
There were about fifty men in the ship and there the Gulliver met an old comrade of his, Peter Williams, who gave him a good character to the captain. When the captain desired to know about the place he was coming from, the author furnished a detailed account of his travel and to prove the veracity of his account he took his black cattle and sheep out of his pocket, which, after great astonishment, clearly convinced the captain of the author's truthfulness.