Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm

“ In the meantime the Wolf went straight off to the Grandmother’s cottage, and knocked at the door.
‘Who is there?’
‘Red Riding Hood, bringing you a cake and some wine. Open the door!’
‘Press the latch!’ cried the old woman. ‘I am too weak to get up.’
The Wolf pressed the latch, and the door sprang open. He went straight in and up to the bed without saying a word, and ate up the poor old woman. Then he put on her night-dress and nightcap, got into bed and drew the curtains. ”

“ Her house stands under three big oak trees, near a hedge of nut trees which you must know,’ said Red Riding Hood. The Wolf thought: ‘This tender little creature will be a plump morsel; she will be nicer than the old woman. I must be cunning, and snap them both up.’
He walked along with Red Riding Hood for a while, then he said: ‘Look at the pretty flowers, Red Riding Hood. Why don’t you look about you? ”

“ One day her Mother said to her: ‘Come here, Red Riding Hood, take this cake and a bottle of wine to Grandmother, she is weak and ill, and they will do her good. Go quickly, before it gets hot, and don’t loiter by the way, or run, or you will fall down and break the bottle, and there would be no wine for Grandmother. ”