Which passage from the text best reflects evidence of the final punishment selected for Gulliver's crimes? A. "Some of your servants were to have private orders to strew a poisonous juice on your shirts and sheets, which would soon make you tear your own flesh, and
die in the utmost torture."
B. "The treasurer and admiral insisted that you should be put to the most painful and ignominious death, by setting fire to your house at night, and the general was
to attend with twenty thousand men, armed with poisoned arrows, to shoot you on the face and hands."
C whereby you are only condemned to the loss of your eyes, which his majesty does not question you will gratefully and humbly submit to; and twenty of his
majesty's surgeons will attend, in order to see the operation well performed..."
D."...for want of sufficient for you would grow weak and faint, and lose your appetite, and consequently, decay, and consume in a few months.."