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| The wolf followed the pig to the stick house, desperate after destroying his first chance at food and shelter. |
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| He built his house out of straw, the warmest and most familiar material he knew. |
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| With each sneeze, the snow whirled into a white cloud around his frostbitten ears. |
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| They had just inherited enough money from their grandfather to build three new house. |
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| He picked sticks for materials and built a modern house like Frank Lloyd Wright. |
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| The wolf didn't blame them for misunderstanding. |
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| When spring came, the healthy wolf explained his terrible ordeal to the three pig brothers. |
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| He hoped that whoever lived there would take pity on him and let him come inside. |
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| "Please, oh please, give me something to eat and warm place to rest," he pleaded. |
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| After walking for several hours, the old wolf came upon the quaint village where the three pigs lived. |
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| The weather and the illness had sapped his strength. |
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| The frightened little pig thought the wolf wanted to eat him, so he scurried off to his brother's house. |
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| The third little pig, who planned for any imagined disaster, built a sturdy house of bricks and mortar. |
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| They were the luckiest swine in the country. |
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| The brick house stood strong, but the wolf teetered until a final sneeze made him collapse in the drifting snow. |
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| The wolf lay there unconscious. |
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| Unlike most wolves, he as a vegetarian. |
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| The weasel finally managed to load up the wolves and tugged the sled to his house at the edge of the village. |
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