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DREAMS THAT HAVE NO MORAL

        t Maive and tick    to tcer,” s t to talk. A maed black pig one nigter poet. One ery, “ tain “t you and in to listen to Callanan.” Presently an old man began to tell my friend a story, and all listened deliging into laugory, ell just as it old, ales,    in its natural simplicity. tell of a time o life again ouco look exactly like your brot go to bed tle quarrel afteroo, if    everytened us une,    rong enougo fling t of ts shoulders.

        time    because    at last to sult ’s easy enougell you. Let you send some one,” says o suco cat, give it to to eat.”

        So t as old, and t and broug to t it before t to be careful , and not to let any blob or blister rise on it. But it is impossible to cook a fis t rising in some place or ot    to smoot do o o cool it, and so s a taste of t    up to te it, and    of it    into te ts t .

        And before a year , two pups.

        And t out for a o be cared, and    I    kno, and s to t like to be giving ting and drinking to to my o is easy to kno,” said tell you. Go you outside, and stand at t the cook’s son will only laugh.”

        So s, and    a mark on    sting at ter t, so Jack, t    is time for you to go a of t my son.” And     send    brot Jack said, “I     my o.” And for all Bill could say to    stop. But before , t o Bill, “If o me, t er on top of ter below will be honey.”

        took one of ter ting t er    catc t ill o a o    on till o a king’s    in at to ask, “Did    a servant?” “All I ,” said t    to t nigo be milked.” “I    for you,” said Jack; so the king engaged him.

        In t out y coold to drive to    a blade of grass in it for t ones. So Jack looked about for some place er a    belonging to a giant. So    of t up o an apple-tree and began to eat t came into the field.

        “Fee-faw-fum,” says ree,”

        oo big for one moutoo small for t kno grind you up and make snuff for my nose.” “As you are strong, be merciful,” says Jack up in tree. “e do of t, you little d, “or I’ll tear you and tree asunder.” So Jack came doo one anots,” said t, “or o at y feet    . t     t all tting t last a little bird came and sat on to Jack, “If you don’t make an end of ,    t t do gifts.”

        “ are t notand against, and a suit t    on, you er to be found?” said Jack. “In t red door you see t and got t. “ry try it on t ugly black stump of a tree,” says t.    “I see not roke, and cut off t’s    it    into t it on t    is    join to strike it off again.” “I did not give you t,” said Jack. And    a suit h him.

        So    t evening, and every one    all t nigting at dinner er, and t, o-nighree.”

        t m Jack    out again    t t t came time ogettle bird came and spoke to Jack as before. And    do is t?” says Jack. “It’s a suit t you    put on, and you    no one    see you.” “?” said Jack.    “It’s i little red door at t and broug t. And t off t’s t ime to join the body.

        t nig all t could be found were filled up.

        t m Jack    out again, and all    time     old o go to a little blue door in t a pair of s er the wind.

        t nig t vessels enougo , and it o tenants and to poor people passing t    at t    a drink of it.

        t nigo Jack, “ to any ot,” said Jack, “but I ick, and ill or lie do, t tones and ditc’s to make ilk.”

        And t nig t all.”

        t m, tc to see o t a stick, and began to batter t t leaping and jumping over stones, and c Jack said,” said then.

        No serpent at t time used to e every seven years, and o get a kines daugo eat, unless so fig    to be given to it t time, and t t of everyto be ready to fig.

        And    out, and to t t did    to tie to a tree, t o sold    it, and    . But    no aken from t giant, and    s ko a tree?” said Jack. “It is not, indeed,” said sold     o take    me sleep for a up and foug, and drove it bato the sea.

        And t t fastened    a of tree, and    to o e and fig to-day, imorous after being so long s up underground, but I’ll do ting myself to-morrow.”

        t day t out again, and tied up t could e at    up o ree. t on t aken from t, and , and t knohe day before.

        And to t anoto fig day.

        t day s doo t many people gato see t t    ter a of clot a, and s kno     off a piece of tle packet of it and put it a was on .

        And    t in a     no more king’s daugook out t from t, and    it in at t’s neck, ter came spouting out t    for fifty miles inland, and made an end of     to to    is -er t.

        But ook out t of    td s s    fit t sried to put on t so mucoe    go into it, and as to    didn’t matc all to t of    from t saved her.

        So t ball, t all try togeto try    any of to carpenters and jetting bits of t cut off to try could t it    one of t it on.

        t to    could o give anotime    to poor as well as rich.”

        So to it, but t fit any one of them.

        And t belongs to t t minds t like o be ing up here.”

        Jack    time, and    t and got airs to strike off t t kept te met airs before    to ted    to top of tairs and to his arms.

        And tried t fitted co t    off. So t feast s.

        And at t time, one m tside t, and t called out, “,     up and took    ing t        on all t fell it    into a    into ter it, and all    in, and t ting over t,” says s it’s too late noo be follo you stop t    ie t out and tied up to kill you noing t of it. “, t t    to deat, t t    to tigo deatside the door.

        to go baoo Bill.    in took a look at t did    ter at top    into to    a seeal at table, or sleep a sed nigill I know w is o Jack.”

        So ook t off, over t last o t in, tter treatment t time you came in to me,” for s it o .

        t on till o t tairs, and said, “ele to you back again.” And all t is a er your marriage, and to stop so long a nig it was ime.

        And in t, “t is smen and t up and got ill to t tting by top t tie    Bill tier t out, o tly.    , and t, “ squeeze, I’m in t, I’m i ell you ?” said Bill. “Do you see t rod over take it doside tones, and strike to life again.” “I    I’ll make a green stone of you first,” said Bill, and    off h his sword.

        t out and struck tones, and sure enougriking otones around, and men came from t uro stones, hem.

        t out for    on te or some argument toget o    t    angry, and ruck Jack urned o a green stone. And     t back t o life, and ter, and tful, and t by time myself, and tea.

        1902.
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