Just about my own age, running to-) before, carrying a tray covered with wards that dear little teahouse,|dishes.
Baby Bear squealed again where you get such jolly cakes, you know. I ran after her but she got to the house first, and ran up the steps and in. So I hid in the bushes on the other side and this is what 1 saw. In the little garden, sitting round a table, sat the Three Bears, I knew them at once for the same story book bears. Daddie Bear, he had on an old grey suit, and a red and banged the table with his spoon, so Goldie Locks helped him first. to ever such a large helping of scrambled eggs: I thought he'd burst, but anyway it kept him quiet, which was a good thing and let his Daddie and Mummie get their breakfast in peace.
Goldie Locks went back into the house singing very happily, so the
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