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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 25

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d ate upall but the young-est one of them,—the one that washid in the clock-case. Then thewolf went out, andon the grass be-neathand went to sleep. In a short time the old goat came home. What a sightmet her eyes! The door stood wide o-pen, and the wholehouse was up-set. Not a kid was to be seen;… … THE WOLF AT THE BAKERS 18 THE WOLF AND THE SIX LITTLE KIDS come and eat-en up all her oth-er dear young ones. She weptand wept as if she would nev-er stop. At length she and thekid went out for a walk. When they had gone a few stepsthey saw the wolf, where he lay a-sleep on the grass, snor-ingso…

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