There was a tiny, tiny little woman in the world, that tiny, tiny little woman had a tiny, tiny little cow; she milked that tiny, tiny little cow into a tiny, tiny little cheese-barrel; from that tiny tiny cheese-barrel she filtered that tiny tiny milk through a tiny tiny strainer into a tiny tiny pot; she put that tiny tiny pot on a tiny tiny bench, covered it with a tiny tiny lid.
That tiny, tiny little woman had a tiny, tiny little cat; that tiny, tiny little cat went to the tiny, tiny little pot, knocked over the tiny, tiny little milk; So the tiny, tiny little woman got so angry, she grabbed a tiny, tiny little stretching stick and hit the tiny, tiny little cat so hard that she fell over.
If the tiny, tiny cat hadn't rolled over, maybe my tiny, tiny tale would have lasted longer.
(Ágnes Kovács: Folk tales for kindergarten children)
