Parker Hoysted Fillmore, The Shoemaker's Apron — Smolicheck (1920)
“ Finally one day after they had been stuffing him for a long time they cut his little finger with a knife to see how fat it was. “Yum, yum!” the wicked little wood maidens cried. “He’s fat enough! Today we can roast him!” So they took off his clothes and laid him in a kneading trough and prepared him for the oven. Smolicheck was so frightened that he just screamed and screamed, but the louder he screamed the more the little wood maidens laughed and clapped their hands. ”
