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Once upon a time, there lived a poor widow and
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her only son, Jack. One morning, Jack's mother
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told him to take their cow to market and sell
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her, for they had no money left. On the way,
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Jack met a curious old man who offered him five
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magic beans in exchange for the cow. The men
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swore they would bring Jack great fortune. Trusting
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the promise, Jack handed over the cow and ran
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home with his prize. But when Jack's mother saw
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the beans, she was furious. You foolish boy,
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she cried. You've traded our only cow for a handful
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of nonsense. In a fit of anger, she tossed the
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beans out of the window. Jack went to breed heartbroken
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and hungry. When dawn broke, Jack looked out
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the window and gasped. Overnight, the beans had
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sprouted into a towering beanstalk that reached
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all the way to the clouds. Trembling with wonder,
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He began to climb higher and higher until he
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reached a strange kingdom in the sky. In a massive
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stone house, Jack met the wife of a fearsome
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giant. Please, Jack begged, may I have a little
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food? I've climbed so far and I'm starving. The
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kind woman gave him bread and milk. But just
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then the ground began to quake. The giant was
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coming home. Jack darted behind the stove as
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the monstrous voice bellowed through the hall.
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Fee, fie, foe, fum. I smelt the blood of an Englishman.
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Be he alive or be he dead. I'll grind his bones
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to make my bread. Don't be silly, said his wife.
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There's no boy here. The giant grumbled, but
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sat down to eat. After his meal, he opened a
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sack, bursting with gold coins, counted them
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carefully, and fell asleep. Seizing his chance,
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Jack crept out, stole a sack of gold, and scrambled
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down the beanstalk. His mother wept with joy.
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They could live well for a time. Yet greed and
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curiosity soon returned. Jack climbed the beanstalk
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again, back to the Giants' house. Once more,
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The giant's wife pitied him and gave him food.
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But before Jack could finish, the thunderous
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footsteps shook the floor again. The giant burst
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in roaring, fi, fi, fo, fum. I smell the blood
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of an Englishman. Be he alive or be he dead,
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I'll grind his bones to make my bread. Again,
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his wife soothed him, and he ate until he was
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full. Then he brought out a hen and barked, lay.
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To Jack's amazement, the hen laid a golden egg.
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When the giant fell asleep, Jack snatched the
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hen and hurried down the beanstalk. His mother
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was delighted, but warned him never to climb
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again. Days later, Jack's daring nature got the
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better of him. He climbed once more to the castle
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in the clouds. The giant's wife, though weary,
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gave him food again. But before long, the giant
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stomped through the door, growling. Fee, fi,
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foe, fum. I smell the blood of an Englishman.
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Be he alive or be he dead, I'll grind his bones
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to make my bread. Don't be ridiculous, said his
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wife, though her eyes flickered toward Jack's
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hiding place. That night, while the giant snored,
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Jack crept into his chamber and saw a golden
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harp that played music by itself. He reached
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out, but the harp suddenly cried, help, master,
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a boy is stealing me. The giant awoke with a
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roar and gave chase. Jack fled down the beanstalk,
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the harp. clutched in his arms. As Jack Boots
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hit the ground, he shouted to his mother, bring
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me the axe. He seized it and swung with all his
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might, chopping at the beanstalk. Wood splintered
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and vines tore until the enormous stalk cracked
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into With a final thunderous crash, the giant
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plunged from the sky, dead where he fell. From
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that day on, Jack and his mother lived in comfort
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and peace, their hearts full of gratitude and
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awe for the strange adventure that had changed
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their lives forever.
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Once upon a time, there lived a poor widow and
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her only son, Jack. One morning, Jack's mother
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told him to take their cow to market and sell
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her, for they had no money left. On the way,
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Jack met a curious old man who offered him five
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magic beans in exchange for the cow. The men
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swore they would bring Jack great fortune. Trusting
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the promise, Jack handed over the cow and ran
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home with his prize. But when Jack's mother saw
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the beans, she was furious. You foolish boy,
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she cried. You've traded our only cow for a handful
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of nonsense. In a fit of anger, she tossed the
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beans out of the window. Jack went to breed heartbroken
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and hungry. When dawn broke, Jack looked out
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the window and gasped. Overnight, the beans had
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sprouted into a towering beanstalk that reached
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all the way to the clouds. Trembling with wonder,
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He began to climb higher and higher until he
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reached a strange kingdom in the sky. In a massive
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stone house, Jack met the wife of a fearsome
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giant. Please, Jack begged, may I have a little
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food? I've climbed so far and I'm starving. The
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kind woman gave him bread and milk. But just
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then the ground began to quake. The giant was
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coming home. Jack darted behind the stove as
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the monstrous voice bellowed through the hall.
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Fee, fie, foe, fum. I smelt the blood of an Englishman.
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Be he alive or be he dead. I'll grind his bones
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to make my bread. Don't be silly, said his wife.
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There's no boy here. The giant grumbled, but
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sat down to eat. After his meal, he opened a
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sack, bursting with gold coins, counted them
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carefully, and fell asleep. Seizing his chance,
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Jack crept out, stole a sack of gold, and scrambled
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down the beanstalk. His mother wept with joy.
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They could live well for a time. Yet greed and
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curiosity soon returned. Jack climbed the beanstalk
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again, back to the Giants' house. Once more,
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The giant's wife pitied him and gave him food.
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But before Jack could finish, the thunderous
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footsteps shook the floor again. The giant burst
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in roaring, fi, fi, fo, fum. I smell the blood
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of an Englishman. Be he alive or be he dead,
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I'll grind his bones to make my bread. Again,
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his wife soothed him, and he ate until he was
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full. Then he brought out a hen and barked, lay.
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To Jack's amazement, the hen laid a golden egg.
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When the giant fell asleep, Jack snatched the
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hen and hurried down the beanstalk. His mother
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was delighted, but warned him never to climb
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again. Days later, Jack's daring nature got the
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better of him. He climbed once more to the castle
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in the clouds. The giant's wife, though weary,
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gave him food again. But before long, the giant
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stomped through the door, growling. Fee, fi,
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foe, fum. I smell the blood of an Englishman.
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Be he alive or be he dead, I'll grind his bones
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to make my bread. Don't be ridiculous, said his
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wife, though her eyes flickered toward Jack's
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hiding place. That night, while the giant snored,
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Jack crept into his chamber and saw a golden
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harp that played music by itself. He reached
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out, but the harp suddenly cried, help, master,
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a boy is stealing me. The giant awoke with a
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roar and gave chase. Jack fled down the beanstalk,
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the harp. clutched in his arms. As Jack Boots
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hit the ground, he shouted to his mother, bring
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me the axe. He seized it and swung with all his
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might, chopping at the beanstalk. Wood splintered
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and vines tore until the enormous stalk cracked
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into With a final thunderous crash, the giant
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plunged from the sky, dead where he fell. From
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that day on, Jack and his mother lived in comfort
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and peace, their hearts full of gratitude and
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awe for the strange adventure that had changed
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their lives forever.
