The Cruikshank Fairy book Four Famous Stories
The Cruikshank Fairy book Four Famous Stories
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Swillenbutz, who had soon finished the leg of the ox, took up all the bones to pick which her husband had 74 Jack and the Bean-Stalk thrown to her. " Now to de hall, and give me my drink, and bring me de Golden Hen, " cried the Giant ; and he crept out of the kitchen again, for he had to go into the court-yard before he could enter the large hall.
When Jack first heard the Giant's voice, his heart began to beat rather fast ; still more so when he found the Giant was in the same room with him ; ...and when, in peeping through a crevice by the oven door, he saw this immense, terrific monster Giant, look round towards the oven door and talk about smelling fresh meat, Jack then shook with fear, and was glad enough when he saw the Giant turn to devour his supper, but he said to himself, " It will never do to be so frightened. I shall be quite un- fitted for what I have to do " ; so he kept himself calm and steady, and ready to act as soon as opportu- nity offered. By-and-bye it grew dark, and the Giant's wife came to the oven door, and, having opened it, she said, " There is some more bread for you, young gentleman ; and mind and be off early in the morning, before my husband goes out, and think yourself very lucky that he hasn't gobbled you up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Swillenbutz, who had soon finished the leg of the ox, took up all the bones to pick which her husband had 74 Jack and the Bean-Stalk thrown to her. " Now to de hall, and give me my drink, and bring me de Golden Hen, " cried the Giant ; and he crept out of the kitchen again, for he had to go into the court-yard before he could enter the large hall.
When Jack first heard the Giant's voice, his heart began to beat rather fast ; still more so when he found the Giant was in the same room with him ; ...and when, in peeping through a crevice by the oven door, he saw this immense, terrific monster Giant, look round towards the oven door and talk about smelling fresh meat, Jack then shook with fear, and was glad enough when he saw the Giant turn to devour his supper, but he said to himself, " It will never do to be so frightened. I shall be quite un- fitted for what I have to do " ; so he kept himself calm and steady, and ready to act as soon as opportu- nity offered. By-and-bye it grew dark, and the Giant's wife came to the oven door, and, having opened it, she said, " There is some more bread for you, young gentleman ; and mind and be off early in the morning, before my husband goes out, and think yourself very lucky that he hasn't gobbled you up.
What to read after The Cruikshank Fairy book Four Famous Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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