In Jack and the Beanstalk, Jack makes three separate visits to the giant’s castle in the clouds. On the first, he steals a hen who lays golden eggs; on the second, a sack of shillings and a sack of guineas. What does Jack steal on his third visit?

In the classic fairy tale Jack and the Beanstalk, Jack makes three visits to the giant's castle. On his first visit, he steals a hen that lays golden eggs; on the second, sacks of money (shillings and guineas); and on the third visit, he steals a magical harp that plays music on its own. The harp's calls for help alert the giant, leading to the climax where Jack escapes and cuts down the beanstalk.