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Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 269

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rely against their will.He had many adventures, but his last was with a giant whohad seized and imprisoned a knights daughter. Jack armedhimself, and mounting on a badger, rode down the giants throat,and with his pipes and sword created such a disturbance in hisinside, that the giant died, and Jack… … Newcastle : Printed in this present Year. THE MAD PRANKS OF Com Cram Son in Law to Mother Winter TO WHICH IS ADDED. His Merry Jests, odd Conceits and pleasantTales, very delightful to Read. The First Part.

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