Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 113
ame to Jack with tears in her eyes;her distress was great, and for the first time in her lifeshe could not help re-proaching him, saying: Oh! you wicked child,you have brought meto beggaiy and ruin.Cruel, cruel boy! Ihave not money enoughto purchase even a bitof bread for another day. Nothing… … Jack and the Bean-Stalk 81 him sell the cow at the next village, and she at lastconsented. As he was going along he met a butcher whoinquired why he was driving the cow from home. Jackreplied he was going to sell it. The butcher had somecurious beans of various colors. They attracted…
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