Page 98 - Jack e il fagiolo magico

T he Giant at last ate a great supper;

he
when
he
finished,
had
commanded his wife to fetch down
his harp. Jack peeped under the
copper-lid, and soon saw the most
beautiful harp that could be
______ by the Giant on the table,
imagined: it was placed
who said, "play," and it instantly played of its own
accord, without being touched. The music was
very fine, Jack was delighted, and felt more
anxious to get the harp into his possession, than
either of the former treasures.
The Giant's soul was not attuned to harmony, and
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