What was Gulliver's experience at the hands of the farmer in Brobbdinag?

Gulliver is taken to the farmer's home, where he delights the "giant" people with his antics. The farmer's children are rough with him, he has an altercation with two very large rats, and he becomes a treasured plaything for the farmer's daughter. When the farmer discovers that Gulliver is an excellent source of income when used as a "side show", Gulliver is forced to perform ten times per day, and he makes the farmer a large profit. In the end, the farmer sells Gulliver to the Queen.