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 154
dfor joy, and on they trudged again. When the Giants wife got up in the morning, shewent to the closet to look for the children ; and asthey were not there, she looked all about the house ;and, finding that they were gone off, she went andtold the Giant, who was a long time in waking up ;and when… … pursilIk* Ko[j o^^llvunUr (t Kls Brotkr§,vvKo^u4c. Ln.<t Cavt* 139 Hop-O-My-Thumb 141 But never mind, he said ; give me my Seven-league Boots, and I 11 soon catch em ; and I 11 gobbleup that tiny little rascal at once, so that he shall nothave the chance of cheating me again ! Off went the…
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