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After the horses came Muriel, the white goat, and Benjamin, the donkey.
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The sound seemed to reach the white goat in all its grim significance.
3
Go back and let me cross,' said the white goat, stamping his foot.
4
The Herd knew the white goat was in great agony.
5
And a pretty little white goat got up from a corner of the carpet.
6
He stooped down over the white goat and worked his hands under her shoulders.
7
At the entrance was a white goat starving to death.
8
He stooped down over the white goat where she lay.
9
I like the quince variety spooned over ricotta or with a chalky- white goat's cheese.
10
You slew the white goat for me, more than once.
11
A large white goat balanced on a boulder, flicking its ears and watching him.
12
The Herd said nothing, but he knew the child had wept for the white goat.
13
He gathered some dry bracken and spread a bed of it near the white goat.
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O my lindens, my little white goat, my dear peasants who loved me so much!
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Oh, my lindens, my little white goat, my dear peasants who loved me so much!
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This year's puck (male) is a rare black and white goat.
