Stone soup

A tramp came to an old man's house.

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He was very hungry.

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The woman was very mean.

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She didn´t have anything to eat the house.

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The tramp said he had a special stone.

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First she put the stone in a big saucepan.

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They put some potatoes, carrots, beans and a small onion in the saucepan.

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The woman had some ham and sausages in the cellar.

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The lady had some bread in the cupboard.

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The lady didn't like the soup.

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CCSS.RL.5.3