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On a subsequent journey, Gulliver ends up in Laputa, a floating island inhabited by theoreticians and academics, who Gulliver soon discovered were an odd lot.
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It belongs to Utopia, you know; and they say that, although it is now on the level of the earth, it used once to be a flying island -- the same which was formerly known as Laputa, and which was first visited and described by Captain
Tales of Fantasy and Fact Brander Matthews 1890
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From Mar 2004 - Dec 2006 I called Laputa my home and to tell you all the stories about this beautiful school in the crown of the world, the amazing experiences I had and all the lessons I learnt from these kids aged 6-16 would be a blog on its own.
WordPress.com News 2009
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In Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels, Lemuel Gulliver voyages to a country called Laputa all of whose denizens are lost inside themselves.
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He was a Christian minister called Laputa, and he was going among the tribes from Durban to the Zambesi as a roving evangelist.
Prester John 2005
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He was a Christian minister called Laputa, and he was going among the tribes from Durban to the Zambesi as a roving evangelist.
Prester John John Buchan 1907
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'Did you ever come across a great big native parson called Laputa?
Prester John John Buchan 1907
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Castle in the Sky features plenty of steam-powered flight and follows the quest of two children to find a ruined sky kingdom known as Laputa while combating the evil Muska, who wants the ancient civilization's secrets for his own greed and power.
Toon Zone News 2009
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Having first championed them 10 years ago, the Barbican brings back Ghibli classics, from Laputa: Castle In The Sky and My Neighbour Totoro the best one for young viewers, right up to previews of their latest, Arrietty, a version of The Borrowers.
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Having first championed them 10 years ago, the Barbican brings back Ghibli classics, from Laputa: Castle In The Sky and My Neighbour Totoro the best one for young viewers, right up to previews of their latest, Arrietty, a version of The Borrowers.
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