Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 220
ome devil among them. Chap. 3. Tom becomes a Brewers Servant \ and of his killing aGiant, and gaining the Title of Mr. Hickathrift. Toms fame being spread, no one durst give him an angryword j for being fool hardy, he cared not what he did; so thatthose who knew him would not displease him. At last… … him, and the master promised him a new suit of cloaths fromtop to toe, and besides that he should eat and drink of thebest. At last Tom consented to be his man, and the mastershewed him which way he was to go; for there was amonsterous Giant, who kept part of the Marsh, and none durstgo that way j…
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