Ireland, Irish cartoons from Punch magazine
"Jack and the Giant Killer. "Jack, having dug a deep pit, covered it over with green boughs. The Giant Blunderbore pursued Jack, who carefully avoided the pit. The light covering instantly gave way under the weight of the giant. Jack then drew his sword and - ." - Nursery tale.
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