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In a passion of rage, Giant Blubb lifted his elm switch to strike, but Tom warded off the blow with his wheel shield. IN A PASSION OF RAGE GIANT BLUB LIFTED HIS ELM SWITCH TO STRIKE BUT TOM AWARDED OFF THE BLOW WITH HIS WHEEL SHIELD
rough. This is the King's Highway." The only reply, for a minute, was the barking of the curs. Then a rattling of bolts was heard, and the great gates swung wide open. "Who are you, you impudent fellow? Go round over the hill, or I'll thrash you," blustered Giant Blubb, in a rage. "Better save your breath to cool your porridge, you big boaster, and come out and fight," said Tom. "Fight? You pigmy. I'll just get a switch and whip you, as I would a bad boy." Thereupon Giant Blubb stepped aside into the grove nearby, keeping all the while an eye on his gate, guarded by his two monstrous dogs. He selected an elm tree twenty feet high, tore it up by the roots, pulled off the branches, and peeled it for a whip. This he jerked up and down to make ready for his task of thrashing "the pigmy." Meanwhile Giant Tom upset the wain, drew out the tongue and took off one of the wheels. Then, as if armed with spear and shield, he advanced to meet Giant Blubb. He whistled like a boy, as he went forward. S LUNGS OPEN THE GATE AND LET ME DRIVE THROUGH THIS IS THE KING'S HIGHWAY THE ONLY REPLY FOR A MINUTE WAS THE BARKING OF THE CURS THEN THE RATTLING OF BOLTS WAS HEARD AND THE GREAT GATES SWUNG WIDE OPEN WHO ARE YOU YOU IMPRUDENT FELLOW GO AROUND OVER THE HILL OR I'LL THRASH YOU BLUSTERED THE GIANT BLUB IN A RAGE BETTER SAVE YOUR BREATH TO COOL YOUR PORRIDGE YOU BIG BOASTER AND COME OUT AND FIGHT SAID TOM FIGHT YOU PIG ME I'LL GET A SWITCH AND WHIP YOU AS I WOULD A BAD BOY THEREUPON GIANT BLUB STEPPED ASIDE INTO THE GROVE NEAR BY KEEPING ALL THE WHILE AN EYE ON HIS GAIT GUARDED BY HIS TWO MONSTROUS DOGS HE SELECTED AN ELM TREE TWENTY FEET HIGH TORE IT UP BY THE ROOTS PULLED OFF THE BRANCHES AND PEELED IT FOR A WHIP THIS HE JERKED UP AND DOWN TO MAKE READY FOR HIS TASK OF THRASHING THE PIGMY MEANWHILE GIANT TOM UPSET THE WAIN DREW OUT THE TONGUE AND TOOK OFF ONE OF THE WHEELS THEN AS IF ARMED WITH A SPEAR AND SHIELD HE ADVANCED TO MEET GIANT BLUB HE WHISTLED LIKE A BOY AS HE WENT FORWARD
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