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Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

Dec 13, 2015

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Page 1: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.
Page 2: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never

thought about anyone but herself.

Page 3: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

She lived in a very ordinary house with her husband, Mr Happy.

Page 4: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.
Page 5: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

One day Mr Happy and Little Miss Cow got invited to a party. Little Miss Cow

refused to go as she didn’t have a nice dress and necklace.

Page 6: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

PARTY INVITE

Page 7: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

Mr Happy agreed to buy her a dress but couldn’t afford a necklace, so Little Miss Cow borrowed one from her friend

Little Miss Sunshine.

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Page 9: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

Mr Happy and Little Miss Cow had a great time at the party but it was only until after the party when Little Miss

Cow realised she had lost the necklace.

Page 10: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.
Page 11: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

To avoid embarrassment, Little Miss Cow and Mr Happy took out a massive loan to buy a new necklace for Little

Miss Sunshine.

Page 12: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.
Page 13: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

To pay off these loans Mr Happy and Little Miss Cow had to work for 10 years.

Page 14: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.
Page 15: Little Miss Cow was a cow in both meanings of the word. She was always wanting more than she had and never thought about anyone but herself.

Once Little Miss Cow had paid the loan, she told Little Miss Sunshine the whole story. She laughed and told Little Miss

Cow that the necklace was a fake.

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