The Gingerbread Man (adaptation, Anonymous)

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I. The Little Old House

A little old man and a little old woman live in a little old house. The house stands at the edge of a wood. It has a small garden, a green gate and a red door.

The old man and the old woman are kind people. They work hard every day. The old man works in the garden. The old woman cooks and cleans the house.

They are happy, but there is one sad thing. They have no child. They want a little child very much, but they do not have one. So the house is always very quiet.

“Our house is too quiet,” says the old woman one morning.

“Yes, it is,” says the old man. “I would like to hear a child in it.”

“So would I,” says the old woman. “A little boy to talk to.