Little Red Riding Hood once upon a time
there was a little girl who lived in a
small village
her grandmother who lived on the other
side of the village had made a pretty
red riding-hood she loves it so much
that she wore it everywhere she went the
people in the village got so used to
seeing her in it that they tend to call
her Little Red Riding Hood one day her
mother called her over Little Red Riding
Hood please bring this basket to your
grandmother's house smells good she is
very ill and cannot get out of bed
taking the basket Little Red Riding Hood
started down the road hurry dear grandma
must be very hungry I will mother
remember don't talk to strangers you
meet on the road and always keep to the
main path don't worry mother I'll
remember and with that Little Red Riding
Hood walked off in the direction of her
grandmother's house invested in her hand
Little Red Riding Hood concluding to
follow the path until it led into a
forest as you pass through the forest a
wolf appeared from
hello there little red riding-hood
where are you off to in such a hurry I
am on my way to visit my grandma mm I
see what have you got in that basket
there for my grandma she's very ill oh
you must be a very nice girl does she
live far just over the hill next to the
three oak trees the wolf's mouth watered
as he formed an evil plan in his head
first I can cobble up the rim then I'll
swallow a Little Red Riding Hood
and then I can wash them down without
treats in that basket the link followed
Little Red Riding Hood down the path and
soon began to talk to her again their
Little Red Riding Hood do you see those
lovely yellow flowers distracted by the
pretty flowers Little Red Riding Hood
enjoy the flowers meanwhile I'm going to
Grandma's when the wolf knocked on
grandma's door a faint voice answered
him from inside the house please let me
in
I've come to bring you some freshly
break bread and delicious wine Oh
oh that is so nice come in the door is
open come on in yeah hey throwing open
the door the wolf sprang into the house
grandma screamed oh you are not my
granddaughter you're
with an evil laugh the wolf pounced on
her disguising himself in grandma's
nightgown cap and glasses
the wolf lay down in her bed and pulled
up the covers
soon I'll be snacking on Little Red
Riding or two I can almost taste her
already
finally Little Red Riding Hood arrived
at her grandmother's house when Little
Red Riding Hood entered the house Jeremy
felt that something had changed in her
grandmother's appearance your sweet
voice better my dear huh what happened
to your eyes why are they so wide and
scary to see your lovely face better
sweetheart why are your teeth so long
and sharp
that was yummy yeah now all I need after
such a satisfying snack is a good nap
the wolf ate so much his stomach was
full and the wolf drifted off to sleep
snoring loudly
at that very moment a hunter was passing
by grandma's house he was surprised to
hear the loud snoring and began to
suspect that something odd was going on
but doesn't sound like grandma at all it
sounds like some savage beast the hunter
peeked in through the window and saw the
wolf AHA that monster must have eaten
poor grandma sneaking quietly into the
house the hunter aimed his rifle at the
sleeping wolf but just as he was about
to shoot the Wolves bulging belly began
to wiggle the hunter brought a pair of
scissors and cut open the wolf's stomach
grandmother and Little Red Riding her
just alive and unharmed I'm so glad
you're both alright but what should we
do about that wolf let's teach the wolf
a lesson and stuff his stomach with rod
Little Red Riding Hood ran some heavy
rocks that she gathered outside and
coming to the wolf's stomach when she
was done grandma - the wolf back up my
stomach why does it hurt so large the
rocks in the wolf's stomach were so
heavy he couldn't get up off the bed he
tossed and turned until he toppled off
the edge and fell to the floor dad
everyone cheered that day Little Red
Riding Hood learned an important lesson
- she promised that from that moment on
she would always listen to her mother
and never talk to strangers
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