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Once upon a time there were three little pigs that lived outdoors in the forest. They had to build houses because because an evil wolf used to pass by that threatened to eat them. The smallest pig, who was very lazy, built a house made of straw.
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The middle brother was a little more determined than the little one, but he didn't really want to work either. He thought a house made out of sticks would be enough to be safe. In a couple of days he finished it.
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The eldest of the brothers, on the other hand, wanted to make a comfortable and indestructible house, so he went to the city, bought bricks and cement, and began to build his new home.
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His brothers did not understand why the older piglet was taking so much trouble. He spent the days working instead of playing with them.
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–When the wolf comes we will see who has been the most responsible and clever of the three–, he said as a warning. They laughed at what he said.
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Each piglet went to live in its own home. Everything seemed calm until one morning the fearsome wolf appeared from the bushes.
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The wolf went out to chase the younger brother and he miraculously escaped. The poor pig started to run and took refuge in his brand-new straw house. He closed the door and breathed in relief.
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But from inside his straw house, the little brother heard the wolf cry out:
– I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!
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And just as he had warned, he started blowing and the straw house collapsed.
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The terrified pig ran out to his middle brother's house and they both took refuge there.
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But after a few seconds the wolf came to the house made of sticks and screamed:
–I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!
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The wolf blew so hard that all the small sticks of the house flew away.
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The desperate brothers run to the house of their older brother, who opened them so they could take refuge from the wolf.
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The wolf quickly arrived to the brick house and screamed:
–I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!
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The wolf blew and blew, until he nearly drowned. And as much as he blew, he couldn't move a single brick from the walls. It was a very sturdy house!
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The wolf did not give up and looked for a hole through to get into the house. With just one leap, he got on the roof and realized it was possible to sneak through the chimney.
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He slid down the fireplace ito the house, and fell into a huge pot of broth that was being heated on the fire.
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The burn was so serious that the wolf let out a heart-rending howl and shot back to the roof through the chimney. He fled never to return with his ass red as a tomato.
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From that day on the two little brothers became more responsible, they built a brick and concrete house like that of their wise older brother and lived happily ever after.
