The Story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears

2016-02-03

The  Story  of  Goldilocks  and  the  Three  Bears

Once  upon  a  time  there  were  three  bears  who  lived  in  a  house  in  the  forest.  Therewas  a  great  big  father  bear,  a  middle-sized  mother  bear  and  a  tiny  baby  bear.

One  morning,  their  breakfast  porridge  was  too  hot  to  eat,  so  they  decided  to  go  for  a  walk  in  the  forest.  While  they  were  out,  a  little  girl  called  Goldilocks  came  through  the  trees  and  found  their  house.  She  knocked  on  the  door  and,  as  there  was  no  answer,  she  pushed  it  open  and  went  inside.

In  front  of  her  was  a  table  with  three  chairs,  one  large  chair,  one  middle-sized  chair  and  one  small  chair.  On  the  table  were  three  bowls  of  porridge,  one  large  bowl,  one  middle-sized  bowl  and  one  small  bowl  –  and  three  spoons.

Goldilocks  was  hungry  and  the  porridge  looked  good,  so  she  sat  in  the  great  big  chair,  picked  up  the  large  spoon  and  tried  some  of  the  porridge  from  the  big  bowl.  But  the  chair  was  very  big  and  very  hard,  the  spoon  was  heavy  and  the  porridge  too  hot.

Goldilocks  jumped  off  quickly  and  went  over  to  the  middle-sized  chair.  But  this  chair  was  far  too  soft,  and  when  she  tried  the  porridge  from  the  middle-sized  bowl  it  was  too  cold.  So  she  went  over  to  the  little  chair  and  picked  up  the  smallest  spoon  and  tried  some  of  the  porridge  from  the  tiny  bowl.

This  time  it  was  neither  too  hot  nor  too  cold.  It  was  just  right  and  so  delicious  that  she  ate  it  all  up.  But  she  was  too  heavy  for  the  little  chair  and  it  broke  in  pieces  under  her  weight.

Next  Goldilocks  went  upstairs,  where  she  found  three  beds.  There  was  a  great  big  bed,  a  middle-sized  bed  and  a  tiny  little  bed.  By  now  she  was  feeling  rather  tired.  so  she  climbed  into  the  big  bed  and  lay  down.  The  big  bed  was  very  hard  and  far  too  big.  Then  she  tried  the  middle-sized  bed,  but  that  was  far  too  soft.  so  she  climbed  into  the  tiny  little  bed.  It  was  neither  too  hard  nor  too  soft.  In  fact,  it  felt  just  right,  all  cosy  and  warm.  and  in  no  tine  at  all  Goldilocks  fell  fast  asleep.

In  a  little  while,  the  three  bears  came  back  from  their  walk  in  the  forest.  They  saw  at  once  that  pushed  open  the  door  of  their  house  and  Father  Bear  looked  around.  then  roared  with  a  growly  voice.

Mother  Bear  said  in  a  quiet  gentle  voice.

"Somebody  has  been  sitting  in  my  chair.

Then  Little  Bear  said  in  small  squeaky  baby  voice.

"Somebody  has  been  sitting  in  my  chair  and  nas  broken  it!"

Then  Father  Bear  looked  at  his  bowl  of  porridge  and  saw  the  spoon  in  it  and  he  said  in  his  great  big  growly  voice,

"SOMEBODY  HAS  BEEN  EATING  MY  PORRIDGE"

Then  Mother  Bear  saw  that  her  bowl  had  a  spoon  in  it,  and  said  in  her  quiet  voice.

"Somebody  has  been  eating  my  porridge  Little  Bear  looked  at  his  porridge  bowl  and  said  in  his  small  squeaky  baby  voice,

"Somebody  has  been  eating  my  porridge,  and  has  eaten  it  all  up:-

Then  the  three  bears  went  upstairs,  and  Father  Bear  saw  at  once  that  his  bed  was  untidy,  and  he  said  in  his  great  big  growly  voice,

"SOMEBODY  HAS  BEEN  SLEEPING  IN  MY  BED!"

Mother  Bear  saw  that  her  bed,  too,  had  the  bedclothes  turned  back,  and  she  said  in  her  quiet  gentle  voice,

"Somebody  has  been  sleeping  in  my  bed!"

Then  Little  Bear  looked  at  his  bed  and  said  in  his  small  squeaky  baby  voice,

"Somebody  is  sleeping  in  my  bed!"

He  squeaked  so  loudly  that  Goldilocks  woke  up  with  a  start.  She  jumped  out  of  bed,  and  away  she  ran,  down  the  stairs  and  out  into  the  forest.  And  the  three  bears  never  saw  her  again.

Robert  Southey

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