I will give you my sheep for your goose, and thanks into the bargain. The other had not the least objection, and accordingly the exchange was made, and our peasant became possessor of the goose. By this time he had arrived very near the town. The crowd on the high road had been gradually increasing, and there was quite a rush of men and cattle. I should like to have that fowl.
Fowls can always pick up a few grains that lie about, and almost keep themselves.
I think it would be a good exchange if I could get it for my goose. Now he had really done a great deal of business on his way to the fair, and he was hot and tired. He was just about to enter when the ostler came out, and they met at the door. The ostler was carrying a sack. Well, I will give you my fowl in exchange.