Penrhyn Wingfield Coussens, The Jade Story Book — The Widow's Son (1922)
“ This threw the giant into a rage, and seizing his shield and his spear, the shaft of which was the trunk of a tree, he sprang to the door and leaped to the ground, not waiting to go down the notched pole that served for steps. He looked around for his antagonist, and seeing only the widow's son he roared: "Where is the man that wants to fight? That thing? It is only a fly!" The boy did not stop to answer, but rushed at the giant with his knife; and for three days and nights they struggled, till the giant fell, wounded at the waist. ”
