Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 121
ccost her in avoice like thunder, saying, Wife, I smell fresh meat. Oh! my dear, replied she, it is nothing. Thegiant appeared to beheve her and came walking into thekitchen where poor Jack was concealed, shaking, trem-bling, and more terrified than ever. But at last themonster seated himself… … quantity he devoured, and thought he never wouldfinish eating and drinking. When supper was endedthe giant desired his wife to bring him his hen. Shebrought a beautiful hen and placed her on the table before him. Jacks curiositywas great to see what wouldhappen. He observed thatevery time the giant…
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