11 Gertrude the grey goose G g"Gorgeous", gabbled the geese gaily. "Just take a gander at the grass and the gooseberries! And the greengages! "It's a glorious day", a goldfinch sings. The gaggle of geese that had got away from the grim magician are now grazing
together in a glade some way away. Some geese are gabbling gently and looking for grasshoppers or grains to eat.
Others groom their feathers and get them into good order. Gertrude the goose has gulped and gabbled enough. She gives a great gaping yawn
and decides to have a midday nap. She snuggles her head under her wing. So she isn't on her guard against the
guileful magician, who has been greasing his way closer. Hidden behind a green bush, he gazes with a grin at the victim of his next
trick. Gabble, goggle, gingerbread! Grey goose, become a G ! he growls.A GRATING GLISSANDO CLANGS! A GLARING FLASH! A goose doesn't have to be gullible to be caught by this aggravating wizard.
Now there's a grey G lying in the grass! "Good, now we have eleven letters!" 11 O
K Z A M B T P L Q G Gibble, gabble, Gertrude goose A grim magician on the loose. Goodness gracious gosh oh gee You're turned into a magic G! Gackerliese Graugans
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