Grimm's fairy tales : retold in one-syllable words (1899)
Grimm, Wilhelm, 1786-1859, André, R. (Richard), 1834-1907, ill, P. G., ill · New York : McLoughlin Brothers · leaf 129
he. At first she was full of fear, when she heard the gruffvoice of the wolf, but she thought it might be that her grand-moth-er had a cold, so she said, It is I; it is Lit-tle RedCap. Moth-er has sent you some cheese cakes and a smallpat of but-ter. The wolf made his voice as soft as he could as… … THE WOLF IN BED. quite hid in the bed. Then he tried to speak as if he wereill and quite weak; and said, Put the bas-ket on the stoolmy dear, and take off your clothes, and come to me in the bed.Lit-tle Red Cap, who at all times did just as she was bid,at once took off her clothes and went to bed.…
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