Then the Giant came in saying : ` Fe , fa , fi-fo-fum , I smell the breath of an Englishman . Let him be alive or let him be dead , I 'll grind his bones to make my bread . ' ` Nonsense ! ' said the wife , ` it is only a roasted bullock that I thought would be a tit-bit for your supper ; sit down and I will bring it up at once . ' The Giant sat down , and soon his wife brought up a roasted bullock on a large dish , and they began their supper . Jack was amazed to see them pick the bones of the bullock as if it had been a lark . As soon as they had finished their meal , the Giantess rose and said : ` Now , my dear , with your leave I am going up to my room to finish the story I am reading . If you want me call for me . ' ` First , ' answered the Giant , ` bring me my money bags , that I may count my golden pieces before I sleep . ' The Giantess obeyed . She went and soon returned with two large bags over her shoulders , which she put down by her husband . ` There , ' she said ; ` that is all that is left of the knight 's money . When you have spent it you must go and take another baron 's castle . ' ` That he sha n't , if I can help it , ' thought Jack . The Giant , when his wife was gone , took out heaps and heaps of golden pieces , and counted them , and put them in piles , till he was tired of the amusement . Then he swept them all back into their bags , and leaning back in his chair fell fast asleep , snoring so loud that no other sound was audible . Jack stole softly out of the wardrobe , and taking up the bags of money -LRB- which were his very own , because the Giant had stolen them from his father -RRB- , he ran off , and with great difficulty descending the Beanstalk , laid the bags of gold on his mother 's table . She had just returned from town , and was crying at not finding Jack . ` There , mother , I have brought you the gold that my father lost . ' ` Oh , Jack !
you are a very good boy , but I wish you would not risk your precious life XXXXX the Giant 's castle .
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