Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-16

hard. and the giant gave him his fill Of 1t,
and he gave the giant his fill of it, till at
long and at last. when 1t was going hard on
MN. ne takes one spring right up into the
ar and landing down with his sword on
the giants neck he cuts the head right Off
from the body and then again disappeared
in the crowd. and after a while's hunting
on the hills he come home with plenty of
game and this night. just like the nights
before. when the old woman was giving
MN his supper she made great wonders of
telling him of the tar-riffic fight that day
again between the strange gentleman and
the giant. and how he killed the giant and
then disappeared right up into the sky be-
fore all their eyes And then she said that
on the mora the third and last giant was
to fight. and she said this would be a won
derful day entirely. and he shall surely go
to see it, and to the wonderful gentle
man that killed the other two giants. But
Och says he, "Ill find something better
to DOLL not go near it, to look at him or
it. And the third morning again he went
TO the castle. pretending that it was to
hunt he was goin'. and the third giant ap-
peared. and him far more tar-riffic than
the hrst two put together And to make
long story short, my brave kings son and
himself went at it. and the fighting was
the most odiOus* ever was witnessed be-
fore or since. and the short and the long of
1t was that he sprung up at length iDo the
air. and coming down on the giants neck
cut off his head and then again disapp
ed in the crowd and went home; but a.. e
was disappearing. doesn't one Of the kings
men snap the shoe on MS loot: so nome ne
had to go that night wanting one shoe.
Next day. and for eight days after, the
htHs mao an MS men out securing the Coun-
ny Iar ana vice to see Ii they could find
Ihe owner or the shoe; but though they
hocked 10 the castle in thousands not one
of them would the shoe fit. And every
one OF THESE GAYS the kings son was out
with his FLY. his hawk and his hound
tlie mus huhtihs; AT last one day the Old
TO he ct a nd tpI ip1 he
nau d logger that come nome the night the
last giant was Kit with one boot wanting
ana 'ie next ady the KING came thcfe NM
sen WIN carriage anu Iouf horses ana
tooA the ktiS SON away 10 i:is caStie ana
there when they tired on him the boot
uoeSi II III iliih IKE as II II was mace on
ms ioot' anu the kihs gave MN ms daush-
~ quo M MAJ I!dSe was pr! Ioifileu; anu
itlia was invited IN TO a Dig Ialst. But 10
an pehouid St' On t!ldt very HISHt wien
on 'nt stiet NHa SoiiS 'l.' r''io tlle luis
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I'd hri,,,, - h, daad ~ 10 G. nc go
inc his +ii1T Ind 1.-Two itb bir ~ - In,
a nd his hn,nI he stsrtad off hot-fo ,I In
nurs,iit He n,,rsuad the hare oil tbat
night and all the next day and at evenine
late he draT, ON =. i;ttIa r. bo,,sa ~ aa =,
in y hoIfnyy and he won't in FOR ~
tired. and determined to resi- that ni@bt
He WASN'T Iorp in and he. vas u,arrping
bi,nseIf at the 6re With bis honnd he
hawk and his 5Iili W., ba III .ouu, o i,o
at the Wee v,ipdnw Of the bouee ard thare
he sees a dirty wizened old bag Of a wo-
man. trembling and shakine down to ber
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