MacMillan, Cyrus, 1880-1953 · London : John Lane · leaf 50
said that both of thesewere full of meat. Now the butcher was reaUy the friend and partner of awicked giant who hved in the forest. The giants greatestdelight was to eat Httle children. He liked no meal so weUas a meal of little children, two at a time, piclded first inbrine. He ate them always… … THEY STOOD FOR A TIME IN THE SHADOW 0=^ THE GREAT TREESBEFORE THE DOOR AND MADE READY TO BLOW TOGETHER SAINT NICHOLAS AND THE CHILDREN 25 so great was his strength, and once a week regularly he broughta great load of meat to the butcher and traded it for anylittle children the butcher managed to…
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