The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-06

ness. monsthsrs is no name for some OF them.
great breed Of bees me father owned. they
wss abail S 'pf IN the steddn 81 the old ons
which he consnived to be too small for man
an il was!iound there was bee inside. an the
toss the side, wall to let It out. Then the
snsrey JACK WeneSenra she went T" out
totqke the air she used to oyerturn all the
OF her wings tossed; houses and castles; she
used TO swallow whole flower gardens an one
daXy shs flew aeans, ridge Of mountains tain H.,
top to bottom. an its called Barnesmore Gap
to this day This luseny bee was a great "a,
the harm she done the naybours round about I:
IN once. she took It In her head to fly over to
oiationthsro TN That tie the King OF Ensian wrote
over to my father II he didn't come immnidl-
atelv an take home, his lueeny bee that was
wine, my luther OF the face OF the earth, so
dheria s Bic horse that n touid YI ye about an
that could go II ineteen mile at every step. an
20 over to Engan an bring home our aueeny
70 cross, to get over, to Enslan.. put the
an landed me safely When come to the
kF S nns hS 6Sa miles IL supply ~ hn% s T aaa
ropes to catch the queony bee an bind her.
y took us nine wears to.catch her. nine more to
drag her home, an the King Of Englan' was =
beegar afther from that day till the day Of hiss
says Jack thnkin he i had t the KING tS, time
But the King was cutter one than Jack took
him for. an he only smiled again an says he;
Well. Jack. that was wondherfu! great
the King took him to show him a wondheriul
field of beans he had. with every beanstalk ih
teen feet high an every bean the size OF a
well, jack" says the King. says he. IN en-
gage gage ye never saw more WOO dherful beanstalk'
rs i them" says JACK: "Arrah. man. yer
S the S ST wff hf2g
Donegal. | mind one heanstalk In particular
that my father had for show an cur'osity.
" to strangers 1t s,ood on ninety nine acres
Of ground. IL was nine hurded miles high. an
thousand horses, nine thousand mules an nine
thousand jackasseS for nineteen year4. He
used to send nine thousand harvestmen w
the stalk in spring to cut and gather on The soft
branches at the tor. They used to cut these of
whom they'd reach un AS far rs them which
vas always in the.harvest time an throw them
down. an aine hundred an ninety nine horses
an carts were kept busy for nine months cart
in the stuff away. Then the harIestm N al ways
Christmas again"
Fax. Jack says the King. ut was won
dherful beanstalk entirely"
You might say that. says Jack. irving "a
make the most OF It. for he was now ON his last
leg. You might say that" saws he. why,
mind year went up the stalk with the
harvestmen. an whom ] was 5000 miles up
doesn't miss nav foot, an down i come. fell
feet foremost. ap' sunk no to my chin In q
whinstone roct that was at the foot. There
was in u uuandhry l was not long rum
natin till l hauled ont my knife, an cut of
my head an sent 1t home to look for help:
| an behold ys afore II had gone half mile
| saw fox set on 1t. an begin to worry It. BY
| this an oy that says | t. myself, but this Is
| too bad An jumped out an away IA hard
| as | could run. to the assistance OF my head
| An when | come up. | lifted my foot an give
| the fox three kicks. an Knocked three Kings
| out of him-everv one OF them a nicer an q
better Jlntleman than YOU"
| "Ne're n liar an a nitarnal wan says the
King.
buck leaps clean into the air an It's proud
am TO get you to confess 1t; for have won vel
daughter"
| Right enough. the King had to give up &c
Jack The daughter-an' he the same tok en-
| from the first time she clappod mar two eyes or
| Jack she wasn't the girl to Rainsay him Ian
| her weight in goold. An they were both o
| them married. an had such a weddin AZ sur
| passed all the weddin's ever was heerd tell o
| afore or since in that counthry.or in this. An
| Jack lost no time In ssndin' for his poor QUIZ
| mother an neither herself nor Jack ever af
| ter knew what II was to be In want. An ma.
| you an ! never know that same natther.