Children's Narration
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General) North American (General)Transcript
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Once there were three goats who lived on a hillside. They were sad and very, very, very hungry. We are so sad. I'm hungry. They were sad and hungry because they had eaten all of the grass on their side of the hill. But on the other side of the hill, across the bridge, there was lots and lots and lots of grass to eat. We should go over there until the other side of the hill. But what about that big, ugly troll that lives under the bridge? It is a big Slurpee appetite. I mean, woes don't me. Maybe he's gone. Maybe he's visiting his mother. He's visiting his mother. Let's go across the room. I'll tell you what. You go across the bridge first. Me? Why me? Because you are so skinny and so puny. Just look at your little brother. Whoa! You are wasting away. If you don't get to the other side of the hill first, there's no telling what will happen to you. I just don't want to think about it. No, the right to vote as we got first. Goodbye. And with that, the little goat headed off toward the bridge where the mean, nasty old troll was waiting for her. Who goes across my breathing? It's me. The little especially dog. Oh, little Billy goat, where I shall eat you.