`` I do n't understand , '' said the Giant , replacing his head on his shoulders . `` What to do with you , I 'm sure I do n't know . ' Please do n't eat me , ' did you say ? Why , what do you take me for ? I 'm not in that line at all ; low , I call it ! '' Jaqueline was somewhat comforted at these words , dropped out of the Giant 's lips from a considerable height . `` But they call you ` The Giant who does not Know when he has had Enough , ' '' said Jaqueline . `` And proud of the title : not enough of fighting . Of punishment I am a glutton , or so my friends are pleased to say . A brace of oxen , a drove of sheep or two , are enough for me , '' the Giant went on complacently , but forgetting to mention that the sheep and the oxen were the property of other people . `` Where am I to put you till your friends come and pay your ransom ? '' the Giant asked again , and stared at Jaqueline in a perplexed way . `` I ca n't take you home with me , that is out of the question . I have a little woman of my own , and she 's not very fond of other ladies ; especially , she would like to poison them that have good looks . '' Now Jaqueline saw that the Giant , big as he was , courageous too , was afraid of his wife ! `` I 'll tell you what I 'll do ; I 'll hand you over to a neighbour of mine , who is a bachelor . '' `` A bachelor giant ; would that be quite proper ? '' said Jaqueline , trying to humour him . `` He 's not a giant , bless you ; he 's a queer fellow , it is not easy to say what he is . He 's the Earthquaker , him as shakes the earth now and then , and brings the houses about people 's ears . ''
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