1
Let's go and take the goat and skip together on the hills.
2
If you'd only take the goat up to the giant's cairn, where it's well known food's regularly left for the she-dragon.
3
But we're too weak to do what you ask, and surely others will pass this way soon, happy to take the goat for you.
4
Hans took the goat, tied its legs and put it in his pocket.
5
People took sides in the argument, but I took the goat.
6
If it comes to choosing between goats and a boy, I'll take the goats!
7
She took the goat up to the Matten farm.
8
Take the goat to the stable, then.
9
As the sun rose, she woke her brother, and said, 'Go and take the goats to pasture!'
10
Take the goat away!
11
"Horace and I will take the goat," I say.
12
'Oh, it is much nicer to be a goatherd,' she said; so he took the goats out.
13
Afterwards they took the goat 50 miles up and down the river but each time the goat returned like the proverbial bad penny.
14
He went on, trying to smile, 'You will be made comfortable, and of course we will take the goats out, if you wish.'
15
'It means taking the goats out.'
16
"Good-bye, Grethel." "Good-bye, Hans." Hans takes the goat, ties its legs, and puts it in his pocket.