O001  Little Red Riding-Hood

     Once upon the time there was a little girl and one day her mother said to her, �gYour grandmother�fs sick, so please take this basket of cakes and and sandwiches and take them to your grandmother.�h  Now the grandmother lived at the, at the other end of a big forest. So the mother said to Little Red Riding-Hood, �gBe careful.  Make sure you stay on the path and don�ft talk to strangers.�h  �gOk,�h said Little Red Riding-Hood and off she went. 
     Well, it wasn�ft long into the forest when she met a big bad wolf. Now the wolf wanted to, ah I don�ft know, the wolf met the little girl and said to her, �gSo, where are you going Little Red Riding-Hood?�h  And she said, �gWell, going off to see my grandmother.  She�fs sick and I�fm taking her these, these things.�h  So then, �gOh, where does she live?�h asked the big bad wolf. �gOh, just in a little cottage at the end of the path, at the other end of the forest.�h  �gWow!�h said the big bad wolf.  �gWhy don�ft you pick some flowers for your grandmother?  I�fm sure she�fd loved them.�h 
     So the Little Red Riding-Hood started picking flowers. Meanwhile, the big bad wolf set off as fast as he could to the cottage of the grandmother. When he got the cottage, he knocked on the door, and the old grandmother said, �gOh, please let yourself in.  I�fm in bed.�h  So he went in and quickly gobbled up the grandmother and dressed into her clothes and lain in bed, waiting for Little Red Riding-Hood to appear.  Pleasantly, Little Red Riding-Hood came along and knocked on the door.  �gOh, please come in.  I�fm lying in bed,�h said the big bad wolf. 
     So when she came and when she got close to the bed, she noticed there was something different about her grandmother.  �gMy!  What big eyes you have!�h she said. �gAll the better to see you with, my dear!�h said the wolf.  �gOh, what big ears you have!�h said Little Red Riding-Hood.  �gAll the better to hear you with, my dear!�h said the wolf. �gAnd oh, what a big mouth you have!�h said Little Red Riding-Hood.  �gAll the better to eat you with!�h said the big bad wolf and he gobbled her up.
     So a little while later, a hunter came along and he entered the cottage.  And he looked through the window and he saw that a big wolf was there.  So he entered the cottage, and he killed the big bad wolf.  And he opened up the stomach.  And out jumped Little Red Riding-Hood and out jumped the grandmother.  And everyone lived happily ever after.  The end.