He then blew his horn so loudly that the giant awoke and came out of his den crying out : `` You saucy villain ! you shall pay for this I 'll broil you for my breakfast ! '' He had just finished , when , taking one step further , he tumbled headlong into the pit , and Jack struck him a blow on the head with his pickaxe which killed him . Jack then returned home to cheer his friends with the news . Another giant , called Blunderbore , vowed to be revenged on Jack if ever he should have him in his power . This giant kept an enchanted castle in the midst of a lonely wood ; and some time after the death of Cormoran Jack was passing through a wood , and being weary , sat down and went to sleep . The giant , passing by and seeing Jack , carried him to his castle , where he locked him up in a large room , the floor of which was covered with the bodies , skulls and bones of men and women . Soon after the giant went to fetch his brother who was likewise a giant , to take a meal off his flesh ; and Jack saw with terror through the bars of his prison the two giants approaching . Jack , perceiving in one corner of the room a strong cord , took courage , and making a slip-knot at each end , he threw them over their heads , and tied it to the window-bars ; he then pulled till he had choked them . When they were black in the face he slid down the rope and stabbed them to the heart . Jack next took a great bunch of keys from the pocket of Blunderbore , and went into the castle again . He made a strict search through all the rooms , and in one of them found three ladies tied up by the hair of their heads , and almost starved to death . They told him that their husbands had been killed by the giants , who had then condemned them to be starved to death because they would not eat the flesh of their own dead husbands . `` Ladies , '' said Jack , `` I have put an end to the monster and his wicked brother ; and I give you this castle and all the riches it contains , to make some amends for the dreadful pains you have felt . '' He then very politely gave them the keys of the castle , and went further on his journey to Wales . As Jack had but little money , he went on as fast as possible . At length he came to a handsome house . Jack knocked at the door , when there came forth a Welsh giant . Jack said he was a traveler who had lost his way , on which the giant made him welcome , and let him into a room where there was a good bed to sleep in . Jack took off his clothes quickly , but though he was weary he could not go to sleep .
Soon after this he heard the giant walking backward and forward in the next room , and saying to himself : `` Though here you lodge XXXXX me this night , You shall not see the morning light ; My club shall dash your brains out quite . ''
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