Chap-books of the eighteenth century . But Tom from his size was a prey to accidents from whichordinary mortals were exempt, for we find— Now by a raven of great strength,Away poor Tom was borne,And carried in the Carrions like a grain of ? Unto a Giants castle top Whereon he let him fallAnd soon the Giant swallowed up His body, cloaths and all. * This illustration is from another edition. 212 Chap-Books of the Eighteenth Century. But Tom, like most small men, was rather self-assertive. But in his belly did Tom ThumbSo great a rumbling makeThat neither night nor day he couldTh
Chap-books of the eighteenth century . But Tom from his size was a prey to accidents from whichordinary mortals were exempt, for we find— Now by a raven of great strength,Away poor Tom was borne,And carried in the Carrions like a grain of ? Unto a Giants castle top Whereon he let him fallAnd soon the Giant swallowed up His body, cloaths and all. * This illustration is from another edition. 212 Chap-Books of the Eighteenth Century. But Tom, like most small men, was rather self-assertive. But in his belly did Tom ThumbSo great a rumbling makeThat neither night nor day he couldThe smallest quiet take. * Until the Giant him had spewdFull three miles in the sea;There a large fish took him up,And bore him hence away.
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