...came out of their houses with halberds, and followed us. When I now saw that I ceuld not escape wilh the goose, I let it fall. Before the village I jumped...comrades ran along the road and were overtaken by tvo peasants. Then they fell down on their knees and begged for mercy, for that they had done them...

...the goo«e hung out from under my little coat. The peasants came out of their houses with halbeids, and followed us. When I now saw that I could not escape with the goose, I Irt it fall. Before the village I jumped aside into a thicket ; but my two comrades ran along the road...

...goose hung down below my frock. The villagers began to run, and to throw things >fter us. When I found that I could not escape with the goose, I let it fall, and, turning off from the village, hid in a copse close by. The villagers still ran after the other...

...The peasants came on with spears, which they knew how to throw, and followed close upon us. When I saw that I could not escape with the goose, I let it drop. Beyond the village I sprang aside from the road into the bushes, but two of my companions, who...

...little coat. The peasants came out with hatchets, which they could throw, and ran after us. When I saw that I could not escape with the goose, I let it fall. Beyond the village I sprang out of the road into the thicket. But my two companions ran down the road,...