The Story of Jack And the Giants
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[Illustration: Jack setteth his foot on the Giant's neck. _Initial_] Jack then set one foot upon his neck, and cried out, "Thou cruelwretch! behold I give thee the just reward of thy crimes. " And soplunging his sword into the Giant's body, the monster gave a loudgroan and yielded up his life; while the noble Knight and his Ladywere joyful at their deliverance. They heartily thanked Jack for whathe had done, and invited him to their house to refresh himself.
"No, " said Jack, "I cannot be at ea...se till I find out this monster'sdwelling. " The Knight, hearing this, grew sad, and replied, "Noble stranger, itis too much to run a second hazard. This monster lived in a den underyonder mountain, with a brother of his, more fierce and cruel thanhimself: therefore, if you should go thither and perish in the attemptto overthrow this wicked brother, it would be heart-breaking to me andmy lady; so let me persuade you to go with us, and desist from anyfarther pursuit. " "Nay, " said Jack, "even if there were twenty, I would shed the lastdrop of my blood before one of them should escape me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration: Jack setteth his foot on the Giant's neck. _Initial_] Jack then set one foot upon his neck, and cried out, "Thou cruelwretch! behold I give thee the just reward of thy crimes. " And soplunging his sword into the Giant's body, the monster gave a loudgroan and yielded up his life; while the noble Knight and his Ladywere joyful at their deliverance. They heartily thanked Jack for whathe had done, and invited him to their house to refresh himself.
"No, " said Jack, "I cannot be at ea...se till I find out this monster'sdwelling. " The Knight, hearing this, grew sad, and replied, "Noble stranger, itis too much to run a second hazard. This monster lived in a den underyonder mountain, with a brother of his, more fierce and cruel thanhimself: therefore, if you should go thither and perish in the attemptto overthrow this wicked brother, it would be heart-breaking to me andmy lady; so let me persuade you to go with us, and desist from anyfarther pursuit. " "Nay, " said Jack, "even if there were twenty, I would shed the lastdrop of my blood before one of them should escape me.
What to read after The Story of Jack And the Giants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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