格林及安徒生童话Grimm And Andersen Tales 格林及安徒生童话Grimm And Andersen Tales 格林童话：Little Red Riding Hood（小红帽） There was once a sweet little girl, who had gained the love of everyone, even those who had only seen her once. She had an old grandmother, who knew not how to do enough for her; she loved her so much. One she sent her a little cloak with a red velvet hood, which became her so well that she obtained the name of Little Red Riding Hood. One day her mother said to her, " Come, Red Riding Hood, I want you to go and see your grandmother, and take her a piece of cake and a bottle of wine, for she is ill and weak, and this will do her good." "Make haste and get ready before the weather gets too hot, and go straight on you way while you are out, and behave prettily and modestly; and do not run, for fear you should fall and break the bottle, and then grandmother would have no wine." "And when you pass through the village, do not forget to curtsy and say 'good morning' to everyone who knows you." "I will do everything you tell me, mother," said the child, as she wished her good-by, and started for her long walk. It was quite half-an-hour's walk through the wood from the village to the grandmother's house, and no sooner had Red Riding Hood entered the wood than she met a wolf. Red Riding Hood did not know what a wicked animal he was, and felt not in the least afraid of him. "Good day, Red Riding Hood," he said. "Good morning, sir," replied the little girl, with a curtsy. "Where are you going so early, Red Riding Hood?" he asked. "To my grandmother, sir," she replied. "Mother baked yesterday, and she has sent me with a piece of cake and a bottle of wine to her because she is sick, and it will make her stronger and her good." "Where does your grandmother live, Red Riding Hood ?" "About half a mile from here through the wood ; her house stands under three large oak-trees, near to the nut hedges; you would easily know it," said Red Riding Hood. The wolf when he heard this thought to himself, " This little delicate thing would be a sweet morsel for me at last, and taste nicer than her old grandmother, but she would not satisfy my hunger; I must made a meal of them both." Then he walked quietly on by the side of Red Riding Hood till they came to a part of the wood where a number of flowers grew. "See Red Riding Hood," he said, "what pretty flowers are growing here; would you not like to rest and gather some? And don't you hear how sweetly the birds are singing? " You are walking on as steadily as if you were going to school, and it 格林及安徒生童话Grimm And Andersen Tales 格林童话：Little Red Riding Hood（小红帽） There was once a sweet little girl, who had gained the love of everyone, even those who had only seen her once. She had an old grandmother, who knew not how to do enough for her; she loved her so much. One she sent her a little cloak with a red velvet hood, which became her so well that she obtained the name of Little Red Riding Hood. One day her mother said to her, " Come, Red Riding Hood, I want you to go and see your grandmother, and take her a piece of cake and a bottle of wine, for she is ill and weak, and this will do her good." "Make haste and get ready before the weather gets too hot, and go straight on you way while you are out, and behave prettily and modestly; and do not run, for fear you should fall and break the bottle, and then grandmother would have no wine." "And when you pass through the village, do not forget to curtsy and say 'good morning' to everyone who knows you." "I will do everything you tell me, mother," said the child, as she wished her good-by, and started for her long walk. It was quite half-an-hour's walk through the wood from the village to the grandmother's house, and no sooner had Red Riding Hood entered the wood than she met a wolf. Red Riding Hood did not know what a wicked animal he was, and felt not in the least afraid of him. "Good day, Red Riding Hood," he said. "Good morning, sir," replied the little girl, with a curtsy. "Where are you going so early, Red Riding Hood?" he asked. "To my grandmother, sir," she replied. "Mother baked yesterday, and she has sent me with a piece of cake and a bottle of wine to her because she is sick, and it will make her stronger and her good." "Where does your grandmother live, Red Riding Hood ?" "About half a mile from here through the wood ; her house stands under three large oak-trees, near to the nut hedges; you would easily know it," said Red Riding Hood. The wolf when he heard this thought to himself, " This little delicate thing would be a sweet morsel for me at last, and taste nicer than her old grandmother, but she would not satisfy my hunger; I must made a meal of them both." Then he walked quietly on by the side of Red Riding Hood till they came to a part of the wood where a number o。