ctionate to her, and to follow his fathers goodexample, which was the only way to be respectedand happy. She then disappeared. Jack heartily begged his mothers pardon for allthe sorrow he had caused her, and promised to bedutiful and obedient to her in the future. Heproved as good as his word, and… … THE STORY OF JACK AXD THE BEANSTALK.TOLD ix PICTURES. THE HEART OF OAK BOOKS. 81
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