Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916, Batten, John Dickson, 1860-1932, ill · New York : Putnam · leaf 245
to his son-in-law, that if the spirit of a man were inhim, he would go to kill the giants, as they were alwaysbringing such losses on the country. Well, so it was, hewent and he met the giants, and he came home with thethree giants heads, and he threw them at the knights feet. 2I4 Celtic Fairy… … had wandered afar in many countries, and after long yearshad come to the land of the giants where the Hero of theWhite Shield was now dwelling, and the knights daughterwith him. His brother came and he asked to make a The Ridcre of Riddles 2 i 5 covrag or fight as a bull with him. The men began…
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