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- One night, however, a wolf came to the place where the three little pigs lived. It was the
(horrible) wolf in the whole wide world.
- Being
(terrible) hungry, he went straight to the straw house.
- "Let me in, little pig," the wolf shouted out
(angry) , "or I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!"
- The pig didn't let him in, but as the house was made out of straw, the wolf blew it down
(easy) .
- The little pig ran to his brother's house as
(fast) as he could. But the wolf followed him to the wooden house.
- "Open up, little pigs," he shouted even
(angry) .
- Then he huffed and puffed and it didn't take him much
(long) to blow the house down.
- The two pigs
(nervous) ran to their brother who lived in the brick house.
- The wolf followed them
(grim) .
- "Open the door," he shouted
(furious) .
- As the pigs didn't open, the wolf huffed and puffed
(heavy) . But the stone house didn't fall down.
- From all the huffing and puffing the wolf became even
(hungry) .
- With his last power he
(slow) climbed up the house to get in through the chimney.
- The pigs saw this and
(hasty) lit a fire.
- When the wolf climbed down the chimney, he fell into the fire which was
(awful) hot.
- He burnt his bum
(bad) and ran away.
- From that day on, the pigs had no more trouble with the wolf and they lived
(happy) ever after.
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