d such music as the harpplayed. Xo hands touched it. It played all byitself. He thought he would rather have thisharp than the hen or all the money. By and bythe harp played the Giant to sleep. Then Jackcrept out and seized the harp. He was runningoff with it, when some one called loudly: — Master!… … \\-\ W V ^.>iJs^. AA0 »VW:iM> aVI (^S •&5 >^. my hen and my money-bags. Do yon steal my harp ? I 11 catch yon, and Ill break every bone in yonr body! Catch me if yon can! said Jack. He knew heconld rnn faster than the Giant. Off they went, THE FROG AND THE OX 55 Jack and the harp, and…
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