Grimm, Jacob, 1785-1863, Grimm, Wilhelm, 1786-1859, Crane, Lucy, 1842-1882, Edwardes, M · Philadelphia : George W. Jacobs · leaf 202
attempt, and not being able tovault the tree, he remained hanging in the branches, sothat once more the little tailor got the better of him.Then said the giant: **As you are such a gallant fellow, suppose you comewith me to our den, and stay the night. The tailor was quite willing, and he followed… … The Giants Gladly Welcomed Him THE GRIMMS FAIRY TALES And the giant showed him a bed, and told him hehad better lie down upon it and go to sleep. The bedwas, however, too big for the tailor, so he did not stayin it, but crept into a corner to sleep. As soon as itwas midnight the giant got up, took…
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