And he walked quickly on with his head in the air . The bear waited until he was out of sight , and then followed him slowly , for he felt in his heart that the boy 's advice was good , though he was too proud to say so . The boy soon grew tired of walking along the road , and turned off into the woods , where there were bushes he could jump and streams he could wade ; but he had not gone far before he met the wolf . ` Where are you going ? ' asked he , for it was not the first time he had seen him . ` Oh , just to the miller 's marriage , ' answered the wolf , as the bear had done before him . ` It is rather tiresome , of course -- weddings are always so stupid ; but still one must be good-natured ! ' ` Do n't go ! ' said the boy again . ` Your skin is so thick and warm , and winter is not far off now . They will kill you , and strip it from you . ' The wolf 's jaw dropped in astonishment and terror . ` Do you really think that would happen ? ' he gasped . ` Yes , to be sure , I do , ' answered the boy . ` But it is your affair , not mine . So good-morning , ' and on he went . The wolf stood still for a few minutes , for he was trembling all over , and then crept quietly back to his cave . Next the boy met the fox , whose lovely coat of silvery grey was shining in the sun . ` You look very fine ! '
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