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Once there a small village maiden. She was the prettiest ever seen. Her mother was foolishly
Found of her. Her grandmother too. The old woman made for her a little hood. The hood became the damsel so well. After that she went by the name of little red riding hood. One day, when her mother was making cakes she said my child you shall go and see your grandmother for I hear she is not well and you shall take her some of these cakes and a pot of butter

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