FARMER WEATHERBEARD

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‘I will try, and then the ring will very soon come off,’ said Farmer Weatherbeard.
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‘No, thank you, I will try myself,’ said the Princess, and she went away to the fireplace and put some ashes on the ring.
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So the ring came off and was lost among the ashes.
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Farmer Weatherbeard changed himself into a hare, which scratched and scraped about in the fireplace after the ring until the ashes were up to its ears. But Jack changed himself into a fox, and bit the hare’s head off, and if Farmer Weatherbeard was possessed by the evil one all was now over with him.[25]

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The Red Fairy Book, Project Gutenberg eBook #540

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