Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm

“ She sent the Kid running to the house to fetch scissors, needles, and thread. Then she cut a hole in the monster’s side, and, hardly had she begun, when a Kid popped out its head, and as soon as the hole was big enough, all six jumped out, one after the other, all alive, and without having suffered the least injury, for, in his greed, the monster had swallowed them whole. You may imagine the mother’s joy. ”

“ Our mother has not got a black foot as you have; you are the Wolf.’
Then the Wolf ran to a Baker, and said, ‘I have bruised my foot; please put some dough on it.’ And when the Baker had put some dough on his foot, he ran to the Miller and said, ‘Strew some flour on my foot.’
The Miller thought, ‘The old Wolf is going to take somebody in,’ and refused.
But the Wolf said, ‘If you don’t do it, I will eat you up.’
So the Miller was frightened, and whitened his paws. People are like that, you know. ”