Original sentence: As a variation on "The Brave Little Tailor", it shares some similarities to what we know today as "Jack and the Beanstalk".As with most fairy tales, there is a laarge number of different versiobns of the same story.For example, Ruth Manning-Sanders's book A Book of Giants contains six variants.The final encounter is with the giant Galligantus, whom he first scares with a blast on a magic trumpet, then cuts off his head and sends it to King Arthur.The second, Blunderbore, is killed by being strangled with a cord along with his brother (also a giant)
Edited sentence: , 1962), a fairy-tale compilation by Ruth Manning-Sanders, contains a collection of six Jack tales:.A Book of Giants (E.As a variation on "The Brave Little Tailor", it is probably the source story to what we know today as Jack & The Beanstalk.Dutton and Co.Jack and the Giant Comoran.Jack and the Giant Tantarem.Jack and the Giant Thunderdell.Jack and the Welsh Giant.Jack, the Giant Galligantua, and the Enchanter.Jack, the King of England's Son, and the Giant with Three Heads.The final encounter is with the giant 'Galligantus', whom he first scares with a blast on a magic trumpet, then cuts off his head and sends it to King Arthur.The second, 'Blunderbore', is killed by being strangled with a cord along with his brother (also a giant)