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Child (5-12)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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excerpt reading from three Billy Goats Gruff by Amanda Scarlett It's only Me, a Little Billy goat. I'm going to look for some grass to eat, the little Billy goat told the troll. Not if I, a Jew patrol, snarled. The little Billy goat had to think quickly late. Um, you don't want to eat me. My big brother is much bigger and tastier. Hey is coming behind me. The greedy troll stopped and thought about it. A bigger goat would mean more meat for eating, so he let the little Billy Goat cross the bridge to eat the grass on the other side. Soon, the medium billy goat came to the bridge and began to cross. How dare you cross my bridge! The troll jumped out in front of the goat, baring his teeth as punishment. I will eat you! The medium Billy goat looked at the troll and saw the troll was bigger. He would not be able to beat the troll, but his big sister could. Oh, no, Mr Troll, the medium Billy Goat said sweetly. I'm not big enough to make you feel full. My sister is coming behind me. She is very big and would be much better to eat. A bigger goat would mean more meat for eating. The troll thought about it, then decided to let the medium billy go cross the bridge. He hid under the bridge and waited for the last goat. He didn't need to wait long before hearing. Jumping out in excitement, he was face to face with the strong big sister Billy Goat. How are you? She asked suspiciously. I'm the one who's going to eat you, the troll snarled, licking his lips. Oh, no, you're not the big sister, Billy Goat charged at the troll.