Parker Hoysted Fillmore, The Shoemaker's Apron — Kuratko The Terrible (1920)
“ KURATKO THE TERRIBLE THE STORY OF AN UNGRATEFUL CHICK KURATKO THE TERRIBLE THERE was once an old couple who had no children. “If only we had a chick or a child of our own!” Grandmother used to say. “Think how we could pet it and take care of it!” But Grandfather always answered: “Not at all! We are very well off as we are.” At last the old black hen in the barnyard hatched out a chick. Grandmother was delighted. “See, Grandpa,” she said, “now we have a chick of our own!” ”
