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Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 170

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es, he departed like a stranger from his ownhabitation, taking neither money nor scrip with him, and but asmall quantity of herbs and roots, such only as the wild fieldscould afford, were his chief diet; vowing never to fight morebut in a just cause. Guy, after travelling many tedious miles, met an… … Castle gate, where the Giant dwelt, who, coming to the door,asked grimly. How he durst so boldly knock at the gates ? vow- 150 CJiapBooks of the Eighteenth Century. ing he would beat his brains out. But Guy laughing at him,said, Sirrah, thou art quarrelsome; but I have a sword hasoften hewn such…

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