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Identifier: whathappenedthen00dyer (find matches)
Title: What happened then stories
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Dyer, Ruth O Young, Florence Liley
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Publisher: Boston : Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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e of the forestthe grandmother lived. The grandmother loved her little grand-daughter very dearly and whenever the childcame to visit her, she always carried awaysome little gift which her grandmother hadmade for hsr. 4T LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD One time she made the child a little cloakwith a red hood. The little girl looked sopretty in this cloak and hood that the neigh-bors said when she ran along the street, There goes Little Red Riding Hood. One day Little Red Riding Hoods mothercalled to her, Come, Little Red RidingHood, put on your cloak and hood and gothrough the woods to Grandmothers house.This is her birthday, so I have packed thisbasket full of good things for her. There is aloaf of bread, a pat of fresh butter, and abottle of wine. Be careful when you gothrough the woods and do not leave the path.If you meet any one, speak politely, but donot stop to talk. All right, Mother, I will remember allyou say, said Little Red Riding Hood, and,kissing her mother, she skipped away. 48
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This is my grandmothers birthday. said Little Red Riding Hoodand I am taking her a little gift,—Page 49. WHAT HAD ALREADY HAPPENED She had not gone far before she met a largegray wolf. He was close to her side beforeLittle Red Riding Hood saw him. Good morning, little girl, said the wolf. Where are you going ? Good morning, sir, said Red RidingHood. I am going to see my grandmotherwho lives in the little cottage at the other sideof the woods. What have you in your basket? askedthe wolf. This is my grandmothers birthday, saidLittle Red Riding Hood, and I am takingher a little gift. I have a loaf of bread, apat of butter, and a bottle of wine for her. Why dont you pick a bunch of thesebeautiful flowers for your grandmother?said the wolf. I am sure she would like tohave them. 49 LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD Yes, Grandmother loves flowers, but mymother told me not to leave the path. Perhaps she didnt know that theseflowers grow so near the path, suggestedthe wolf. See, you could gather a larg

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  • bookdecade:1910
  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:Dyer__Ruth_O
  • bookauthor:Young__Florence_Liley
  • bookpublisher:Boston___Lothrop__Lee___Shepard_Co_
  • bookcontributor:New_York_Public_Library
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  • bookleafnumber:58
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