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    Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her grandmother, carrying a basket of goods. Along the way, she stops to pick flowers and loses track of time. A wolf approaches her and inquires where she is headed. He arrives at the grandmother's house first and eats her. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf tricks her into thinking he is the grandmother. She notices his large ears, eyes and teeth, and realizes it is the wolf. She cries for help, and a woodsman rescues them by forcing the wolf to regurgitate the grandmother. They learn an important lesson about talking to strangers.

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    Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her grandmother, carrying a basket of goods. Along the way, she stops to pick flowers and loses track of time. A wolf approaches her and inquires where she is headed. He arrives at the grandmother's house first and eats her. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf tricks her into thinking he is the grandmother. She notices his large ears, eyes and teeth, and realizes it is the wolf. She cries for help, and a woodsman rescues them by forcing the wolf to regurgitate the grandmother. They learn an important lesson about talking to strangers.

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    Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her grandmother, carrying a basket of goods. Along the way, she stops to pick flowers and loses track of time. A wolf approaches her and inquires where she is headed. He arrives at the grandmother's house first and eats her. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf tricks her into thinking he is the grandmother. She notices his large ears, eyes and teeth, and realizes it is the wolf. She cries for help, and a woodsman rescues them by forcing the wolf to regurgitate the grandmother. They learn an important lesson about talking to strangers.

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    Little Red Riding Hood

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    Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her grandmother, carrying a basket of goods. Along the way, she stops to pick flowers and loses track of time. A wolf approaches her and inquires where she is headed. He arrives at the grandmother's house first and eats her. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, the wolf tricks her into thinking he is the grandmother. She notices his large ears, eyes and teeth, and realizes it is the wolf. She cries for help, and a woodsman rescues them by forcing the wolf to regurgitate the grandmother. They learn an important lesson about talking to strangers.

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    LITTLE RED RIDING

    HOOD

    ANGGRETA GALUH AURIADINI


    03 / XI A 6
    Once upon a time, there was a little girl who
    lived in a village near the forest.  Whenever, she
    went out, the little girl wore a red riding cloak, so
    everyone in the village called her Little Red Riding
    Hood. One morning, Little Red Riding Hood
    asked her mother if she could go to visit her
    grandmother as it had been awhile since they'd
    seen each other. "That's a good idea," her
    mother said.  So they packed a nice basket for
    Little Red Riding Hood to take to her
    grandmother.
    When the basket was ready,
    the little girl put on her red
    cloak and kissed her mother
    goodbye. "Remember, go
    straight to Grandma's house,"
    her mother cautioned.  "Don't
    dawdle along the way and
    please don't talk to strangers! 
    The woods are dangerous.
    "Don't worry, mommy," said
    Little Red Riding Hood, "I'll be
    careful."
    But when Little Red Riding Hood
    noticed some lovely flowers in the
    woods, she forgot her promise to
    her mother.  She picked a few,
    watched the butterflies flit about
    for awhile, listened to the frogs
    croaking and then picked a few
    more.  Little Red Riding Hood was
    enjoying the warm summer day so
    much, that she didn't notice a
    dark shadow approaching out of
    the forest behind her..
    Suddenly, the wolf appeared
    beside her. "What are you doing
    out here, little girl?" the wolf asked
    in a voice as friendly as he could
    muster. "I'm on my way to see my
    Grandma who lives through the
    forest, near the brook," Little Red
    Riding Hood replied. Then she
    realized how late she was and
    quickly excused herself, rushing
    down the path to her Grandma's
    house.  The wolf, in the meantime,
    took a shortcut..
    The wolf, a little out of breath
    from running, arrived at Grandma's
    and knocked lightly at the door.
    "Oh thank goodness dear!  Come
    in, come in!  I was worried sick that
    something had happened to you in
    the forest," said Grandma thinking
    that the knock was her
    granddaughter. The wolf let
    himself in.  Poor Granny did not
    have time to say another word,
    before the wolf gobbled her up!
    The wolf let out a satisfied burp,
    and then poked through Granny's
    wardrobe to find a nightgown that
    he liked.  He added a frilly sleeping
    cap, and for good measure, dabbed
    some of Granny's perfume behind
    his pointy ears. A few minutes later,
    Red Riding Hood knocked on the
    door.  The wolf jumped into bed and
    pulled the covers over his nose. 
    "Who is it?" he called in a crackly
    voice."It's me, Little Red Riding
    Hood.""Oh how lovely!  Do come in,
    my dear," croaked the wolf.
    When Little Red Riding Hood entered
    the little cottage, she could scarcely
    recognize her Grandmother.
    "Grandmother!  You voice sounds so
    odd.  Is something the matter?" she
    asked.
    "Oh, I just have touch of a cold,"
    squeaked the wolf adding a cough at
    the end to prove the point.
    "But Grandmother!  What big ears
    you have," said Little Red Riding
    Hood as she edged closer to the bed.
    "
    The better to hear you with, my
    dear," replied the wolf."But
    Grandmother! 
    What big eyes you have," said Little
    Red Riding Hood. "The better to see
    you with, my dear," replied the wolf.
    "But Grandmother!  What big teeth
    you have," said Little Red Riding
    Hood her voice quivering slightly.
    "The better to eat you with, my
    dear," roared the wolf and he leapt
    out of the bed and began to chase
    the little girl.
    Almost too late, Little Red Riding
    Hood realized that the person in the
    bed was not her Grandmother, but a
    hungry wolf. She ran across the room
    and through the door, shouting,
    "Help!  Wolf!" as loudly as she could.
    A woodsman who was chopping logs
    nearby heard her cry and ran towards
    the cottage as fast as he could. He
    grabbed the wolf and made him spit
    out the poor Grandmother who was a
    bit frazzled by the whole experience,
    but still in one piece.
    "Oh Grandma, I was so scared!" 
    sobbed Little Red Riding Hood, "I'll
    never speak to strangers or dawdle
    in the forest again. "There, there,
    child.  You've learned an important
    lesson.  Thank goodness you
    shouted loud enough for this kind
    woodsman to hear you!”
    The woodsman knocked out the
    wolf and carried him deep into the
    forest where he wouldn't bother
    people any longer. Little Red
    Riding Hood and her Grandmother
    had a nice lunch and a long chat. 

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