One day an Old Woman was sweeping her house, and as she was sweeping she found a little crooked sixpence. ''Now, what shall I buy with this little sixpence?'' she said to herself. ''I think I will go to market and buy a little pig.'' And so, as soon as her work was done, she went to market and bought a fine little white pig.
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The Old Woman and Her Pig
by Wallace C. Wadsworth
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"It appears the Old Woman has no problems at all .... however, the reader will soon discover that getting that little piggy safely home, let to all kinds of trouble!!
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