Minnikin once more begged the cook 's leave to go down to the sea-shore for a short time . ` Oh , what can you do there ? ' said the cook . ` My dear , do let me go ! ' said Minnikin ; ' I should so like to go down there and amuse myself a little with the other children . ' So this time also she said that he should have leave to go , but he must first promise that he would be back by the time the joint was turned and that he would bring a great armful of wood with him . No sooner had Minnikin got down to the strand than the Troll came rushing along with a great whistling and whirring , and he was twice as big as the first Troll , and he had ten heads . ` Fire ! ' shrieked the Troll . ` Fire yourself ! ' said Minnikin . ` Can you fight ? ' roared the Troll . ` If not , I can learn , ' said Minnikin . So the Troll struck at him with his iron club -- which was still bigger than that which the first Troll had had -- so that the earth flew ten yards up in the air . ` Fie ! ' said Minnikin . ` That was not much of a blow . Now you shall see one of my blows . ' Then he grasped his sword and struck at the Troll , so that all his ten heads danced away over the sands .
And again the King 's daughter said to him , ` Sleep a while on my lap , ' and while Minnikin lay there she drew some silver raiment XXXXX him .
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