ir heads andlooked so pleased that the old goose wanted to kiss them, only shedidnt know how. 240 THE THREE LITTLE GOOSEY-GOSLINGS. So she started off for her barrel and the three little goslings wad-died after. But there was an old fox watching them from behind atree. Ha! ha! said the fox to… … around and flapped herwings right in his face. Boo! boo! said the goose; away with you! away with youand frightened the fox off into the woods. The next morning the old gray goose said to the little goslings,Come, my dears. Let us go down to the brook and swim. Yes, yes, said the yellow and white…
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