Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 220
that of the Giant before. Tom now finding himself very rich, resolved his neighboursshould be the better for it; he enclosed himself a park andkept deer; and just by his house he built a church, which hededicated to St. James, because on that Saints day he killedthe Giant. Chap. 4.How Tom kept a… … for he kept a pack of hounds and men to hunt them; and whobut Tom ! he took such dehght in sports and exercises, that hewould go far and near to a merry meeting. One day as Tom was riding, he saw a company at Football,and dismounted to see them play for a wager; but he spoiledall their sport, for…
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