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The Cruikshank fairy-book : four famous stories: I. Puss in boots. II. Jack and the bean-stalk. III. Hop-o-my-thumb. IV. Cinderella (1911)

Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 · New York ; and London : Putnam · leaf 114

An illustration from The Cruikshank fairy-book : four famous stories: I. Puss in boots. II. Jack and the bean-stalk. III. Hop-o-my-thumb. IV. Cinderella, 1911, leaf 114 — d come to the court and beone of his pages. A Council was then held as towhat was to be done with the Giant—whether hewas to be killed or kept prisoner. Jacks mother,out of gratitude to the Giantess for having saved herlife and the lives of her children, and indeed, asit appeared, her husbands life… … J&ck brin^stjje-Giant forUonq-lb Kl Jack and the Bean-Stalk loi guard in the royal quarries, to hew out great stonesfor building royal and public places. The Giantswife was allowed to live with him, and as he neverhad any intoxicating liquor to get tipsy with, henever beat or ill-used her any…

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