Aunt Amy asked, when she and the gray goose were alone once more.

The thought of the young gray goose had overpowered him.

No one could be more gentle and kind than the little gray goose Dunfin.

Beside this bird of awful poesy stood a gray goose of very ordinary aspect.

The boy understood well enough that he didn't care to leave the gray goose.

Now, stranger, hit that fairly with a gray goose shaft and call thyself an archer.

But a gray goose does not become white, nor a foolish man a wise one.

Then Little John raised his deadly bow and drew the gray goose feather to his cheek.

The gray goose came to the river's brink

Great wingbeats told of another arrival, and then he was gliding beside her: the gray goose dæmon.

Akka and the others turned to her, but the gray goose did not fly away at once.

It was even worse when they reached the big bird-track, of which the gray goose had spoken.

That same afternoon the proclamation was issued, and Catherine carried a large gray goose to Castle Dunderhead.

None of them had ever been there before, but the gray goose had given them excellent directions.

She picked up an arrow from the ground, the gray goose feathers of its fletching still wet.

Up in the stone pile lay a young gray goose, who cried with joy when the goosey-gander came.