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IN ALL ITS PARTS.

CONTAINING

I. Jack's Birth and Parentage, his dispute with a Country Vicar, &c. II. How he ſlew a monſtrous Giant on the Mount of Cornwall, and was called Jack the Giant-Killer. III. How King Arthur's ſon met with Jack, and what happened. IV. How Jack ſaved his Maſter's life, drove the evil ſpirits out of a Lady, &c. V. A full account of his victorious conqueſts over the North Country Giants; how he deſtroyed the enchanted caſtle kept by Galligantus; diſperſed the fiery Griffins; put the Conjuror to flight; releaſed many Knights and Ladies; likewiſe a Duke's Daughter, to whom he was married; with many more of his Adventures.



PAISLEY: Printed by 1812.