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T001       Jack and the Beanstalk
T004   Once upon a time there was a poor
T005old woman. She had a son named Jack.
T006She had a cow named Milky White. But
T007that was all she had.
T009   Every day the cow gave milk. And
T010every day the old woman said to Jack,
T011"Sell the milk and bring home the
T012money." And he did. And that was all
T013the money they had.
T015    One morning the cow did not give
T016milk.
T020   "We must sell the cow," said
T021Jack.
T023   "Then take the cow," said the old
T024woman," and bring home some money."
T026   So Jack took Milky White, and off
T027they went.
T029   Soon they met an old man.
T031   "Good morning," said the old man.
T032"That is a fine cow you have. Do you
T033want to sell her?"
T035   "Yes," said Jack. "Do you want to
T036buy her?"
T039   "Yes," said the old man.
T041   "How much money will you give
T042me?" said Jack.
T044   "I have something better than
T045money," said the old man.
T047   "What is better than money?" said
T048Jack.
T050   "Look," said the old man.
T052   "Beans?" said Jack.
T058   "Yes," said the old man. "Give me
T059your cow and I will give you five
T060beans."
T062   "I don't want your beans," said
T063Jack.
T065   "But these beans are magic beans,"
T066said the old man. "Put them in the
T067ground. Tomorrow they will grow up to
T068the sky."
T070   "Will they?" said Jack.
T072   "They will," said the old man. "If
T073they don't, I will give your cow back
T074to you."
T078   So the man took the cow. And Jack
T079took the beans. He ran all the way
T080home.
T082   "Mother, Mother! See what I got for
T083the cow!" said Jack.
T085   "Good!" said his mother. "Give me
T086the money."
T088   Jack showed her the beans.
T090   "Beans!" said his mother.
T092   "They are magic beans," said Jack.
T095   "Did you sell our cow for five
T096beans? You fool!" said his mother.
T097"Take that! Take that! Take that!"
T099   Then she took the beans and threw
T100them out of the window.
T102   Jack went to bed without any
T103supper. So did his mother. There was
T104no money. There was nothing to eat.
T106   Poor Mother! Jack thought. Poor me!
T108   At last he fell asleep.
T110   When Jack woke up, the room looked
T111funny. The sun was shining in one
T112window. But the other window was
T113covered with green leaves.
T115   Jack ran to the window. And what do
T116you think he saw?
T118   He saw a big beanstalk. The
T119beanstalk went up and up and up. It
T120went right up to the sky!
T122   "They ARE magic beans!" said Jack.
T123"And this is a magic beanstalk."
T125   He jumped onto the beanstalk. And
T126he climbed and he climbed and he
T127climbed and he climbed.
T129   At last he came to the sky. He saw
T130a long road. The road went on and on
T131and on. So Jack walked and walked and
T132walked.
T134   He came to a great big tall house.
T135In front of the house was a great big
T136tall woman.
T138   "Good morning," said Jack. "Please,
T139can you give me some breakfast?"
T141   "So you would like to eat
T142breakfast," said the woman. "Well, I
T143know someone who would like to eat YOU
T144for breakfast," she said.
T146   "My man is a giant. He likes to eat
T147fresh boys on toast. And I hear him
T148coming right now."
T150   Thump. Thump. Thump.
T154   "Please hide me," said Jack.
T156   The woman was sorry for Jack. So
T157she said, "Quick! Jump in here."
T159   And Jack jumped into the oven --
T160just in time. In came the giant.
T162   "Ah! What's this I smell?" he said.
T163"Fee fi fo fum. I smell the blood
T164of an Englishman. Be he alive or be
T165he dead, I'll grind his bones to make
T166my bread."
T173   "Oh no, dear," said the giant's
T174wife. "I think you can still smell the
T175little boy you ate yesterday. Now
T176don't be silly. Sit down and eat your
T177breakfast."
T179   Jack looked through the crack in
T180the oven door. He watched the giant.
T182   The giant ate his breakfast. Then
T183he took out two bags of gold and began
T184to count the gold.
T186   At last the giant began to get
T187sleepy. His head began to nod. And he
T188began to snore. He snored so loud,
T189the house began to shake.
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C4GIANT'S,jie ints
C4BREAKFAST,brekfest
C4ENGLISHMAN,inglishman
C4BEANSTALK,bean stalk
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C4SORRY,sarhree
C4THINK,think
C4SILLY,sillee
C4BOY,boy
C5NOD,nod
C4TOMORROW,too mar ro
C4THREW,trew
C4THROUGH,trew
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