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Favorite fairy tales; the childhood choice of representative men and women (1907)

Newell, Peter, 1862-1924, Bennett, Francis I · New York, Harper · leaf 38

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astle andall the riches it contains, to make yousome amends for the dreadful painsyou have felt. He then very politelygave them the keys of the castle, andwent farther on his journey to Wales. As Jack had not taken any of thegiants riches for himself, and had verylittle money of his own, he thought… … MM JACK THE GIANT KILLER seeing any dwelling-place, so he thoughthimself very lucky at last in finding alarge and handsome house. He wentup to it boldly, and knocked loudly atthe gate; when, to his great terror andsurprise, there came forth a monstrousgiant with two heads. He spoke toJack very…

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