to come into bed, instead of sitting by the side of the bed as she had been used to do. So she went to the bed side, and gently pulling aside the curtain saw a head, which though in her grandmother's night cap, did not altogether seem like that of her grandmother's. She thought it was something like the wolf's head—Could it be the wolf? she asked herself. Poor thing! she could hardly help screaming out for fright, but she stopped herself, and said, " Granny, what large ears you have!"
A gruff voice said, "The better to hear with, my dear."
It did not sound like the grandmother's voice, so she said faintly, "Granny, what large eyes you have !"
"The better to see you with, my dear."
Her voice faltered still more, and she said, "Granny, what a large nose you have!"
