content: so she mentioned first one name and then another , always pretending to think that she had hit upon the right one ; and all the time the peerie boy jumped from side to side with delight , for he thought that she would never find out the right name , and that half of the cloth would be his . but at last the princess grew tired of joking , and she cried out , with a little laugh of triumph , " do you by any chance know anyone called peerifool , little mannikin ? " then he knew that in some way she had found out what men called him , and he was so angry and disappointed that he flung the webs of cloth down in a heap on the floor , and ran out at the door , slamming it behind him . meanwhile the giant was coming down the hill in the darkening , and , to his astonishment , he met a troop of little peerie folk toiling up it , looking as if they were so tired that they could hardly get along . their eyes were dim and listless , their heads were hanging on their breasts , and their lips were so long and twisted that the poor little people looked quite hideous .
answer: a troop of little peerie folk .
question: what did the giant see while he was on his way home ?
target: what did the giant see while he was on his way home ?
references: what did the giant see while he was on his way home ?