1
They were furious because Dunfin had a suitor like the white goosey-gander.
2
The white goosey-gander had the good fortune to spy a perch.
3
All the others were willing to go, but the white goosey-gander made excuses.
4
Do you notice that they have a white goosey-gander among them?
5
As the white goosey-gander sized up the wild geese, he felt ill at ease.
6
The wild geese challenged the white goosey-gander to take part in all kinds of sports.
7
All the wild geese loved her, and the tame white goosey-gander would have died for her.
8
The white goosey-gander has told me that no one is as wise and as good as you.
9
Beside her stood her white goosey-gander.
10
For there, in the heather, he spied something white , and toward him came the white goosey-gander, accompanied by Dunfin.
11
The white goosey-gander was still on the shore, waiting, and to-day the wild geese were going to travel to Östergötland.
12
At dinner time all the wild geese came running and asked him if he had seen anything of the white goosey-gander.
13
The white goosey-gander had chosen Dunfin as travelling companion, and they had flown about hither and thither with the greatest anxiety for Thumbietot.
14
She had been near death's door with hunger, when the white goosey-gander had heard her call, the other day, and had sought her out.
15
"That white goosey-gander ought to be ashamed to come here and parade before swans!"
16
"You're in luck," they said to the white goosey-gander, "to be permitted to attend the great crane dance on Kullaberg!"
