Che recters . Response
eo ? The King Grer-r-Pr-Lrer-
be Feat Daughter Ke -plunk
ce. Thin Daughter Whistle
d. Besutiful Deughter bal Rm eb A Ot
e, Hendsome Prince ‘hehe |
fF. Geilloping Horse &1l me ke @s.llop-

ing noise with fect.

Narre tive

There was once € king with * terrible temper,
(Grer-r.) He had three deughters » The eldest was.
very fer (Ki =plupk) 5 the second wes exceedingly thin
ey but the youngest wes very berutiful.

beens

Wow is «.nezrby country there Lived +. hendsgmg
prince (Shes. one dey Re ceme Eo the pe lece OF Ene
king with,s terrible tynper (Gp-p-r),) lI Reve come ,"
soid née; “bo seek + -ife Smoug your deughters

( Ke-plunk" vhistle, -atech). First he wes presented

+o the eldest and, well, the herviest deushter (Kreplunig).
Then eppeered the druchter who wes very thin (Whistle). |
She did not pieese him either, rnd he seid, Wea #

herrd thet you hed © young end bet ubiful drughtert

"well," ceme the reply, ttosnnot love your oldest deugh*

er (Kesplunk), «nd Idon't like your thin 7 ughter
Whistle)" 5 }

Just then on tho st! irwey epoe: red the ounces he
most eerutiful qe UehGer (g-f-ehl). Reoture Prilled the
of the hrndisoze prince (ahehet), end he cried, bid

heert 5
His words eres tly

will trke your younzcst deuchter 3%
a s s ye e434 ‘4 tt
sneered the king with : terrible, temper (Gr-E- CALL
out the cu‘eds, " he thundered, nESuPET md out tnis
upstert of & nrince!" (aehe Y) But the suitor immedietely
seized in. his ¢rms the willine princess pore). WEER
her he rushed out. When the royel court reached the
doer, vil Cay eould soe wis # cloud of dust re ised by
tue hobte of the gi Llopine ners’. (Gelloping sounds
which gredurlly die WET)

So ends the romentic tr le of the king with the terrible
temper (Grer-!, his fet de ughter (Ke plunk) y ee thin
di ughter (Whistle). and the youngest snd most ber utiful
ae ycauter (net eth), end the hendsome prince (h-hi 1);
with the’ g Llioping horse (sounds with feet).