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There were once a man and woman who had long in vain wished for a child. These people had windows in the back of their house where a nice garden could be seen. The garden belonged to the enchanted who was dreaded by the town.

One day the woman craved for the rampion- Rapunzel, she had her husband sneakily go and fetch some. He came back with the rampion and she made herself a salad of it and ate it greedily. It tasted like nothing she has ever tried before. The next day she longed for it three times as much.

Her husband refused to go a second time, so this time she went. As she climbed over the fence separating her and the rampion the enchantress was standing over her. “How dare you” she said angrily, “how dare you descend into my garden and steal from me? You shall suffer”.

“Please I will do anything,” said the housewife, “I longed for your rampion dearly”. The enchantress then said “Your price is your first born child”. In less than a week a miracle had happened, the house wife had gotten pregnant. The enchantress appeared at once and took the child away.

She named the little girl Rapunzel. Rapunzel had long blond hair like the sun. The enchantress kept her away locked in the tower which lay in a forest. The next day she was singing peacefully as the king’s son had strolled past. After he heard Rapunzel sing he could not stop thinking about how charming her singing was.

The next day he hid behind a bush while the enchantress went to go into the tower. “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!”. And to the enchantress’ command Rapunzel let down her long hair for the enchantress to climb up on. The king’s son thought if she can get up the tower that way so can I.

Later that evening when the enchantress left the king’s son yelled “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair” and sure enough that’s what she did. At first Rapunzel was scared until the son began to talk to her like a friend and told her that his heart had been so stirred that he had to see her. Then as Rapunzel lost her fear he asked her to marry him.

She squealed yes and pleaded for him to take her away. “I will willingly go away with you, but I do not know how to get down,” she said. The prince and Rapunzel devised a plan so she could run far away with him.

Rapunzel foolishly told her mom and in anger the enchantress sent her away into a desert. Later that night the king’s son ascended and he screamed the phrase that would only sabotage him. As he yelled for Rapunzel to let down her hair the enchantress let down a long yarn very similar to Rapunzel’s hair. As he climbed into the tower the enchantress yelled at him and pushed him back out the window where he fell into thorns and pierced his eyes.

Without any vision the prince had roamed for months and at length came to the desert where Rapunzel had settled. As he got there she squealed as she recognized him, luckily after drought it had rained and the prince’s vision had come back. The prince saw Rapunzel had twins that were roughly 2 months, until he realized those were his daughters.

In excitement they returned back to the village where the king lived and settled there. They had a big house with a nice pool beside the kingdom. Rapunzel was a stay at home mom where she would swim with the kids most of the day. Unfortunately, one of the twins drowned while Rapunzel was doing laundry and Rapunzel then died from a heart attack. As the prince got home he cried in despair with his first born child left. The prince never found another princess like Rapunzel and found himself caring for his only daughter with his mom. There were once a man and woman who had long in vain wished for a child. These people had windows in the back of their house where a nice garden could be seen. The garden belonged to the enchanted who was dreaded by the town.

One day the woman craved for the rampion- Rapunzel, she had her husband sneakily go and fetch some. He came back with the rampion and she made herself a salad of it and ate it greedily. It tasted like nothing she has ever tried before. The next day she longed for it three times as much.

Her husband refused to go a second time, so this time she went. As she climbed over the fence separating her and the rampion the enchantress was standing over her. “How dare you” she said angrily, “how dare you descend into my garden and steal from me? You shall suffer”.

“Please I will do anything,” said the housewife, “I longed for your rampion dearly”. The enchantress then said “Your price is your first born child”. In less than a week a miracle had happened, the house wife had gotten pregnant. The enchantress appeared at once and took the child away.

She named the little girl Rapunzel. Rapunzel had long blond hair like the sun. The enchantress kept her away locked in the tower which lay in a forest. The next day she was singing peacefully as the king’s son had strolled past. After he heard Rapunzel sing he could not stop thinking about how charming her singing was.

The next day he hid behind a bush while the enchantress went to go into the tower. “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!”. And to the enchantress’ command Rapunzel let down her long hair for the enchantress to climb up on. The king’s son thought if she can get up the tower that way so can I.

Later that evening when the enchantress left the king’s son yelled “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair” and sure enough that’s what she did. At first Rapunzel was scared until the son began to talk to her like a friend and told her that his heart had been so stirred that he had to see her. Then as Rapunzel lost her fear he asked her to marry him.

She squealed yes and pleaded for him to take her away. “I will willingly go away with you, but I do not know how to get down,” she said. The prince and Rapunzel devised a plan so she could run far away with him.

Rapunzel foolishly told her mom and in anger the enchantress sent her away into a desert. Later that night the king’s son ascended and he screamed the phrase that would only sabotage him. As he yelled for Rapunzel to let down her hair the enchantress let down a long yarn very similar to Rapunzel’s hair. As he climbed into the tower the enchantress yelled at him and pushed him back out the window where he fell into thorns and pierced his eyes.

Without any vision the prince had roamed for months and at length came to the desert where Rapunzel had settled. As he got there she squealed as she recognized him, luckily after drought it had rained and the prince’s vision had come back. The prince saw Rapunzel had twins that were roughly 2 months, until he realized those were his daughters.

In excitement they returned back to the village where the king lived and settled there. They had a big house with a nice pool beside the kingdom. Rapunzel was a stay at home mom where she would swim with the kids most of the day. Unfortunately, one of the twins drowned while Rapunzel was doing laundry and Rapunzel then died from a heart attack. As the prince got home he cried in despair with his first born child left. The prince never found another princess like Rapunzel and found himself caring for his only daughter with his mom. There were once a man and woman who had long in vain wished for a child. These people had windows in the back of their house where a nice garden could be seen. The garden belonged to the enchanted who was dreaded by the town.

One day the woman craved for the rampion- Rapunzel, she had her husband sneakily go and fetch some. He came back with the rampion and she made herself a salad of it and ate it greedily. It tasted like nothing she has ever tried before. The next day she longed for it three times as much.

Her husband refused to go a second time, so this time she went. As she climbed over the fence separating her and the rampion the enchantress was standing over her. “How dare you” she said angrily, “how dare you descend into my garden and steal from me? You shall suffer”.

“Please I will do anything,” said the housewife, “I longed for your rampion dearly”. The enchantress then said “Your price is your first born child”. In less than a week a miracle had happened, the house wife had gotten pregnant. The enchantress appeared at once and took the child away.

She named the little girl Rapunzel. Rapunzel had long blond hair like the sun. The enchantress kept her away locked in the tower which lay in a forest. The next day she was singing peacefully as the king’s son had strolled past. After he heard Rapunzel sing he could not stop thinking about how charming her singing was.

The next day he hid behind a bush while the enchantress went to go into the tower. “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!”. And to the enchantress’ command Rapunzel let down her long hair for the enchantress to climb up on. The king’s son thought if she can get up the tower that way so can I.

Later that evening when the enchantress left the king’s son yelled “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair” and sure enough that’s what she did. At first Rapunzel was scared until the son began to talk to her like a friend and told her that his heart had been so stirred that he had to see her. Then as Rapunzel lost her fear he asked her to marry him.

She squealed yes and pleaded for him to take her away. “I will willingly go away with you, but I do not know how to get down,” she said. The prince and Rapunzel devised a plan so she could run far away with him.

Rapunzel foolishly told her mom and in anger the enchantress sent her away into a desert. Later that night the king’s son ascended and he screamed the phrase that would only sabotage him. As he yelled for Rapunzel to let down her hair the enchantress let down a long yarn very similar to Rapunzel’s hair. As he climbed into the tower the enchantress yelled at him and pushed him back out the window where he fell into thorns and pierced his eyes.

Without any vision the prince had roamed for months and at length came to the desert where Rapunzel had settled. As he got there she squealed as she recognized him, luckily after drought it had rained and the prince’s vision had come back. The prince saw Rapunzel had twins that were roughly 2 months, until he realized those were his daughters.

In excitement they returned back to the village where the king lived and settled there. They had a big house with a nice pool beside the kingdom. Rapunzel was a stay at home mom where she would swim with the kids most of the day. Unfortunately, one of the twins drowned while Rapunzel was doing laundry and Rapunzel then died from a heart attack. As the prince got home he cried in despair with his first born child left. The prince never found another princess like Rapunzel and found himself caring for his only daughter with his mom. There were once a man and woman who had long in vain wished for a child. These people had windows in the back of their house where a nice garden could be seen. The garden belonged to the enchanted who was dreaded by the town.

One day the woman craved for the rampion- Rapunzel, she had her husband sneakily go and fetch some. He came back with the rampion and she made herself a salad of it and ate it greedily. It tasted like nothing she has ever tried before. The next day she longed for it three times as much.

Her husband refused to go a second time, so this time she went. As she climbed over the fence separating her and the rampion the enchantress was standing over her. “How dare you” she said angrily, “how dare you descend into my garden and steal from me? You shall suffer”.

“Please I will do anything,” said the housewife, “I longed for your rampion dearly”. The enchantress then said “Your price is your first born child”. In less than a week a miracle had happened, the house wife had gotten pregnant. The enchantress appeared at once and took the child away.

She named the little girl Rapunzel. Rapunzel had long blond hair like the sun. The enchantress kept her away locked in the tower which lay in a forest. The next day she was singing peacefully as the king’s son had strolled past. After he heard Rapunzel sing he could not stop thinking about how charming her singing was.

The next day he hid behind a bush while the enchantress went to go into the tower. “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!”. And to the enchantress’ command Rapunzel let down her long hair for the enchantress to climb up on. The king’s son thought if she can get up the tower that way so can I.

Later that evening when the enchantress left the king’s son yelled “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair” and sure enough that’s what she did. At first Rapunzel was scared until the son began to talk to her like a friend and told her that his heart had been so stirred that he had to see her. Then as Rapunzel lost her fear he asked her to marry him.

She squealed yes and pleaded for him to take her away. “I will willingly go away with you, but I do not know how to get down,” she said. The prince and Rapunzel devised a plan so she could run far away with him.

Rapunzel foolishly told her mom and in anger the enchantress sent her away into a desert. Later that night the king’s son ascended and he screamed the phrase that would only sabotage him. As he yelled for Rapunzel to let down her hair the enchantress let down a long yarn very similar to Rapunzel’s hair. As he climbed into the tower the enchantress yelled at him and pushed him back out the window where he fell into thorns and pierced his eyes.

Without any vision the prince had roamed for months and at length came to the desert where Rapunzel had settled. As he got there she squealed as she recognized him, luckily after drought it had rained and the prince’s vision had come back. The prince saw Rapunzel had twins that were roughly 2 months, until he realized those were his daughters.

In excitement they returned back to the village where the king lived and settled there. They had a big house with a nice pool beside the kingdom. Rapunzel was a stay at home mom where she would swim with the kids most of the day. Unfortunately, one of the twins drowned while Rapunzel was doing laundry and Rapunzel then died from a heart attack. As the prince got home he cried in despair with his first born child left. The prince never found another princess like Rapunzel and found himself caring for his only daughter with his mom. There were once a man and woman who had long in vain wished for a child. These people had windows in the back of their house where a nice garden could be seen. The garden belonged to the enchanted who was dreaded by the town.

One day the woman craved for the rampion- Rapunzel, she had her husband sneakily go and fetch some. He came back with the rampion and she made herself a salad of it and ate it greedily. It tasted like nothing she has ever tried before. The next day she longed for it three times as much.

Her husband refused to go a second time, so this time she went. As she climbed over the fence separating her and the rampion the enchantress was standing over her. “How dare you” she said angrily, “how dare you descend into my garden and steal from me? You shall suffer”.

“Please I will do anything,” said the housewife, “I longed for your rampion dearly”. The enchantress then said “Your price is your first born child”. In less than a week a miracle had happened, the house wife had gotten pregnant. The enchantress appeared at once and took the child away.

She named the little girl Rapunzel. Rapunzel had long blond hair like the sun. The enchantress kept her away locked in the tower which lay in a forest. The next day she was singing peacefully as the king’s son had strolled past. After he heard Rapunzel sing he could not stop thinking about how charming her singing was.

The next day he hid behind a bush while the enchantress went to go into the tower. “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!”. And to the enchantress’ command Rapunzel let down her long hair for the enchantress to climb up on. The king’s son thought if she can get up the tower that way so can I.

Later that evening when the enchantress left the king’s son yelled “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair” and sure enough that’s what she did. At first Rapunzel was scared until the son began to talk to her like a friend and told her that his heart had been so stirred that he had to see her. Then as Rapunzel lost her fear he asked her to marry him.

She squealed yes and pleaded for him to take her away. “I will willingly go away with you, but I do not know how to get down,” she said. The prince and Rapunzel devised a plan so she could run far away with him.

Rapunzel foolishly told her mom and in anger the enchantress sent her away into a desert. Later that night the king’s son ascended and he screamed the phrase that would only sabotage him. As he yelled for Rapunzel to let down her hair the enchantress let down a long yarn very similar to Rapunzel’s hair. As he climbed into the tower the enchantress yelled at him and pushed him back out the window where he fell into thorns and pierced his eyes.

Without any vision the prince had roamed for months and at length came to the desert where Rapunzel had settled. As he got there she squealed as she recognized him, luckily after drought it had rained and the prince’s vision had come back. The prince saw Rapunzel had twins that were roughly 2 months, until he realized those were his daughters.

In excitement they returned back to the village where the king lived and settled there. They had a big house with a nice pool beside the kingdom. Rapunzel was a stay at home mom where she would swim with the kids most of the day. Unfortunately, one of the twins drowned while Rapunzel was doing laundry and Rapunzel then died from a heart attack. As the prince got home he cried in despair with his first born child left. The prince never found another princess like Rapunzel and found himself caring for his only daughter with his mom. There were once a man and woman who had long in vain wished for a child. These people had windows in the back of their house where a nice garden could be seen. The garden belonged to the enchanted who was dreaded by the town.

One day the woman craved for the rampion- Rapunzel, she had her husband sneakily go and fetch some. He came back with the rampion and she made herself a salad of it and ate it greedily. It tasted like nothing she has ever tried before. The next day she longed for it three times as much.

Her husband refused to go a second time, so this time she went. As she climbed over the fence separating her and the rampion the enchantress was standing over her. “How dare you” she said angrily, “how dare you descend into my garden and steal from me? You shall suffer”.

“Please I will do anything,” said the housewife, “I longed for your rampion dearly”. The enchantress then said “Your price is your first born child”. In less than a week a miracle had happened, the house wife had gotten pregnant. The enchantress appeared at once and took the child away.

She named the little girl Rapunzel. Rapunzel had long blond hair like the sun. The enchantress kept her away locked in the tower which lay in a forest. The next day she was singing peacefully as the king’s son had strolled past. After he heard Rapunzel sing he could not stop thinking about how charming her singing was.

The next day he hid behind a bush while the enchantress went to go into the tower. “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!”. And to the enchantress’ command Rapunzel let down her long hair for the enchantress to climb up on. The king’s son thought if she can get up the tower that way so can I.

Later that evening when the enchantress left the king’s son yelled “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair” and sure enough that’s what she did. At first Rapunzel was scared until the son began to talk to her like a friend and told her that his heart had been so stirred that he had to see her. Then as Rapunzel lost her fear he asked her to marry him.

She squealed yes and pleaded for him to take her away. “I will willingly go away with you, but I do not know how to get down,” she said. The prince and Rapunzel devised a plan so she could run far away with him.

Rapunzel foolishly told her mom and in anger the enchantress sent her away into a desert. Later that night the king’s son ascended and he screamed the phrase that would only sabotage him. As he yelled for Rapunzel to let down her hair the enchantress let down a long yarn very similar to Rapunzel’s hair. As he climbed into the tower the enchantress yelled at him and pushed him back out the window where he fell into thorns and pierced his eyes.

Without any vision the prince had roamed for months and at length came to the desert where Rapunzel had settled. As he got there she squealed as she recognized him, luckily after drought it had rained and the prince’s vision had come back. The prince saw Rapunzel had twins that were roughly 2 months, until he realized those were his daughters.

In excitement they returned back to the village where the king lived and settled there. They had a big house with a nice pool beside the kingdom. Rapunzel was a stay at home mom where she would swim with the kids most of the day. Unfortunately, one of the twins drowned while Rapunzel was doing laundry and Rapunzel then died from a heart attack. As the prince got home he cried in despair with his first born child left. The prince never found another princess like Rapunzel and found himself caring for his only daughter with his mom.

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Once upon a time a boy lived in a poor house and he had no money but he was very good at maths.he had no money to buy food or clothes, he had to use the same clothes every day.in school he learned a lot about maths and became a master at it.while he was studying, unfortunately his parents died so he felt depressed.one day he met a wise person who told him to never give up.he continued studying and became a master.while studying he met a girl and a few days later they got married.he first started his job as a cashier.a few years later he had two children.by working as a cashier he earned a lot of money so he stared his own school where he was the principal.surprisingly he was the math teacher for the school.he taught his kids how to start business and told his kids when they find difficulties never give up.

Moral:when you face difficulties never give up
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A long time ago, in the kingdom Meryton, a queen died from cancer. The king, decided to take his 1 week old daughter to the river.
Unknowingly, the baby floated away on her pram into the sea. After floating for a few weeks, a wicked witch found her and took her into her house. Her sons, who were already eight years old bullied her everyday. She was forced to do all the chores while the sons played. One day, she decided to leave the house at midnight. She only took some clothes and food with her. She walked till she was very tired and she saw a house. She knocked on the door and said" Hello, is anybody here?" Nobody answered. She thought nobody lived inside and just went in. She did not know there was a witch inside. The witch gave her something to drink and she drank it gratefully. She pictured a king being locked in the tower by the one of the minister and that minister had to take over the throne.
The water also transported her to the palace. She did not know that was were she used to live. The soldiers guarding the door recognised her and let her in. She found the king and the king explained to her what had happened and they both went to the minister and persuaded the soldiers that he locked the king in the highest tower and he was a bad person. After that, he went into jail. The princess lived happily ever after in the castle.

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The Twelve Painting Princes

Once upon a time, there were twelve princes. They live in a castle along with a Queen. In their kingdom, the only type of hobby allowed was beatboxing. The princes were named after numbers.

" Good morning, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12." Queen Boxing greeted them early in the morning. The rectangular table with 13 chairs were filled with doughnuts, cupcakes and cookies. Sun shone through the windows of the castle. "Good morning mother," the twelve princes replied in unison. "Why are all of your hands covered in some kind of colourful substance?" Queen Boxing asked suspiciously. The twelve princes stayed silent and stared at her. The room was filled with nothing but silence until the Queen repeated her question to 1. "1, why are your hands covered in that colourful substance?" 1 remained silent.

After breakfast, the Queen went out of the castle and bumped into a woman. The woman had orange curly hair tied up in a bun. Her blue eyes seemed to glow in the sunlight. "Good morning, your majesty. Can I be of any help to you?" The sweet girl asked. "Yes, I happen to need someone to spy on my sons. They have some colourful substance whenever they come to the breakfast table." Queen Boxing said. "You mean...paint?" the girl said. "Paint? What's that? Oh, nevermind. So can you start spying on them now?" Queen Boxing asked. "Now?" The girl exclaimed. "Yes. Your name?" The Queen asked. "Pearl. I agree. I will spy on them and tell you all the details tomorrow." The girl smiled.

Night came, but Pearl did not gather any important details. After she sneaked into the castle, the door to the princes room was locked. The door happened to only be unlocked at night. Pearl wrote that with her black pen in a notebook. She sneaked in their room and saw the princes going in a trapdoor. She secretly followed them inside. The trapdoor led to a room that was full of twelve chairs, twelve sets of paint, twelve canvases and twelve paintbrushes. Pearl jotted this in her notebook. When she wanted to go in the room, there were twelve faces looking at her.

"Who are you and why are you here?" 1 asked. Pearl quickly thought of a plan and said, " I am Pearl. I have an interest in painting, too. Do you have an extra seat?" 7 frowned. "You're lying. I see your notebook and black pen. Were you spying on us?" 7 yelled. "N-no! This is where I draw!" Pearl lied. Actually, Pearl never even liked drawing. She did not even know how to draw a straight line. 7 walked towards her and snatched her notebook. "You were lying!" 7 folded his arms. "If you do not want us to throw you out of the castle, you must do us a favor." 4 said.
"W-what favor?" Pearl stammered. The princes started whispering among one another and nodded. Pearl raised and eyebrow. "You must not report this to the Queen." 12 said. The rest of the princes nodded. "What should I say then?" Pearl asked.

The next day, the Queen called Pearl to come to the breakfast table. The twelve princes glared at her. "This girl will reveal your hidden secrets." The Queen announced. "Pearl, if you may." The Queen smiled. Pearl gulped. She sighed. "Well, here goes." Pearl thought." "The princes were actually..." Pearl paused. She took a quick look at the princes. Some were whispering among one another, some were glaring at her and some were giving hopeful looks. "Continue, Pearl," said the queen. "They were baking colourful cookies for you, your majesty." Pearl continued. The queen gasped. Pearl took a basket filled with colourful cookies and gave it to the queen. The queen felt touched. "My sons..." She smiled. The princes hugged their mother. Pearl managed to do a weak smile.

After that day, Pearl and the princes became best friends. The queen praised the princes and changed the rule of only having one hobby. Now, everyone was allowed to have any hobby they want! Pearl, on the other hand, still felt guilty for telling a lie to the queen, but she did not want to betray her best friends. "Pearl," 9 said. "Yes?" Pearl smiled. "I want you to promise me you'll keep our secret forever." 9 said. "Okay..." Pearl sighed. She had been longing to tell the queen. But she made a promise and she will not break it.

🏰THE END🏰

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- My Little Mermaid
Once upon a time, there was a mermaid named Jade. She lived with her royal parents and she also had a beautiful voice. Her parents had an enemy named Ursula. Ursula was an octopus who could cast any spell. One day, Jade dreamt about how it would feel like to have legs. She woke the next morning and quickly swam out of her to meet Ursula. "You need anything, sweetheart?," asked Ursula in a deep tonel. Jade replied,"Ursula, I want to have legs!" Ursula was shocked. "If you want legs, all you got to do is sing," Ursula told Jade with a mischievous voice. So Jade began to sing her favourite song, 'Wellerman', and her tail started to glow but nothing happened. Jade was curious and asked Ursula why nothing happened. Ursula told Jade she would only have legs when she is not in the sea. So Jade swam to the shore nearby and suddenly got legs. She got up and tried to walk but she failed for a lot of times. A prince saw her and went to her so he could help her. His name was Prince Joshua. He thought "Wow, she is beautiful." He helped her until she could do it on her own. The prince asked for Jade's name so Jade replied, "Hi, my name is Jade." The prince asked Jade to stay at his place and Jade replied yes to his question. She went to his place and was amazed to see how beautiful his house is compared to hers. During the night, the princess decided to sleep with the prince so she could make sure he is sleeping safely. The next morning Jade noticed the prince was missing when she woke up. "HELP! HELP ME!," a person screamed. Jade heard the noise coming from the window. She rushed to look what was happening. Oh dear, it is the prince drowning! Jade was shocked to see this, so she quickly ran outside and dive into the water to save him. "How did you almost drown?!," asked Jade. The prince replied," An purple tentacle suddenly dragged me into the sea!" Jade was shocked to find out it was Ursula, but when she swam back into the sea she could not find Ursula. Her parents came up to Jade and told her Ursula moved to another sea. Jade went back to the shore and lived happily ever after.

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Once upon a time there was a boy named John who lived with his poor widowed father. They had sold almost everything they owned to buy food. When their last cow stopped giving milk, John’s father sent him to town to sell it.

On the way to town John met a strange man who told him stories of magic beans. “Where can I buy some of these magic beans for my father?” asked John.
“I have the last five magic beans and I will sell them to you because you are a good boy,” the strange man smiled at John.
“Well I have nothing but our old pig and we need the money I would get by selling her for food.”
The man replied, “Trust me, my boy, these beans will bring you food and fortune and your father will be proud.”

John hesitated but finally traded the cow for the beans. When John returned home his father was furious and threw the beans out the kitchen window crying. John went to bed that night sad and hungry.
He woke the next morning to find a huge beanstalk growing in the garden. “The beans really are magic!” he cried. John saw that stalk reached the clouds. He remembered stories about the clouds containing gold and started climbing the stalk to see what he could find.

He climbed and climbed. When he got to the top he saw a huge castle and headed for it. The door was so big that John could crawl beneath it. Once inside he saw a giant lady eating her dinner. When the giant was finished he called his servant to bring her a bag of gold coins. While counting his money the giant became drowsy and fell asleep.

John crept up to the giant and stole his bag of gold. He struggled down the beanstalk with his money and when got to the bottom he called for his father. John’s father was very happy because this money was the same money that the giant had stolen from Jack’s father many years ago. But he was also afraid she knew how dangerous the giant was and made John promise he would never go back.

While John did promise, after awhile the money began to run out. John began to wonder if he would find anything else in the castle. Once again, John decided he would go back up the beanstalk and back to the castle. Once again he reached the castle and climbed under the castle door. And once again he found the giant eating dinner at his table. When he was finished this time however, the giant called for her magic hen. John was amazed when he saw the hen lay an egg of pure gold. While the giant was watching the hen he again became drowsy and fell asleep. John crept silently to the table and grabbed the hen.

When he returned home his father was very angry that John had gone back to the castle. He grabbed John’s axe intent on cutting the beanstalk down. John begged her not to and showed her how hen that could lay golden eggs. John’s father put the axe down and watched with delight as the hen layed one beautiful golden egg after another.

After awhile John's curiosity got the better of him and he once again thought about what else he could find he in the castle. Once again, John decided he would go back up the beanstalk and back to the castle. Once again he reached the castle and climbed under the castle door. And once again he found the giant eating dinner at his table.

When he was finished this time however the giant called for his magic harp. John watched as the harp began to play beautiful music all by itself. The music was so beautiful that before long the lazy giant was once again fast asleep. John crept silently to the table. But as soon as Jack picked up the harp it began playing very loudly in his strange hands and the giant awoke.