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do it the right way with Indeed. Hello, Super Great Kids. This story is a selection from the best of

of Super Great kids stories.

We're releasing one popular story from our archive in the middle of each month on a Wednesday.

This episode, Pursimboots, is a fairy tale from France about a clever cat.

Are you sitting comfortably?

Then let's give a warm welcome to Jason Buck.

Hello everybody.

My name's Jason Buck and I'm a storyteller.

You might have heard me tell stories before on super great kids stories.

And today I've got another

one for you. Puss in Boots. Now, just in case you've seen Puss in Boots on the TV or in films,

the story is very, very old and was written down about 300 years ago by a French man called

Charles Perot. Of course, he's not quite the same cat as he is in the

films and the TVs, but this is the one from the time of stories long ago. Once upon a time,

there was a farmer who had three sons, and when the farmer eventually died, his sons inherited all of his land and everything that he owned.

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