There lived a grandfather and a woman. Grandfather plowed a hole in the forest, sowed oats on it, and soon died. The woman was left alone. She took it into her head to look at the oats, she went, and a goat climbed into the oats. She came up and let's shout:
- Kyzya, get out! Kyzya, out! But the goat doesn’t come:
“Don’t interfere,” he says, “stupid woman!” I have big eyes, golden horns: stubble and guts out!
There is nothing to do: the woman went away and cried. And a bear meets her:
-What are you crying about, grandma?
The woman told about her misfortune: so and so, how can I not grieve? A goat got into my oats, and there’s no way to get him out.
- Well, let's go, I'll kick you out!
They approached the oats, the bear said:
- Kyzya, get out! Kyzya, out! But the goat doesn’t come:
- Stay out, stupid bear! I have big eyes, golden horns: stubble and guts out!
The bear got scared and ran away. And the woman walked away and cried. Suddenly a wolf meets her:
-What are you crying about, grandma?
The woman told her grief: so and so, how can I not cry? A goat got into my oats, and there is no way to get him out of there.
- Let's go, grandma, I'll kick you out!
- But where can you get kicked out, the bear chased him, and even then he didn’t kick him out.
-Well, let's go, show me.
The woman brought him to the oats, the wolf and said:
- Kyzya, get out! Kyzya, out!
- Stay out, stupid wolf! I have big eyes, golden horns: stubble and guts out! The wolf got scared and ran away. The woman went again and cried. And a fox meets her:
-What are you crying about, grandma?
The woman and the fox told her grief: so and so, how can I not cry? A goat got into my oats, and you can’t drive him out of there: the bear chased him but didn’t drive him out, the wolf chased him and didn’t drive him out.
- Well, let's go, I'll kick you out! We came to the oats:
- Kyzya, get out! Kyzya, out!
- Stay away, stupid fox! I have big eyes, golden horns: stubble and guts out!
The fox got scared and ran away. And the woman goes and cries. Suddenly a hare meets her:
-What are you crying about, grandma?
The woman also told him about her misfortune: so and so, how can I not cry? A goat got into my oats and there was no way to get him out: the bear chased him but didn’t drive him out, the wolf chased him but didn’t kick him out, the fox chased him but didn’t drive him out.
- Well, lead me, I’ll kick you out! They came to the oats, the hare said:
- Kyzya, get out! Kyzya, out!
- Don't interfere, you foolish bunny! I have big eyes, golden horns: stubble and guts out!
The hare got scared and ran away. The woman walked away again, crying. And a dog meets her:
-What are you crying about, grandma?
The woman told about her grief: so and so, how can I not cry? A goat got into my oats and there was no way to get him out: the bear chased him but didn’t drive him out, the wolf chased him but didn’t kick him out, the fox chased him but didn’t kick him out, the hare chased him but didn’t drive him out.
- Well, let's go, I'll kick you out! Went.
- Kyzya, get out! Kyzya, out!
- Better not interfere, stupid dog! I have big eyes, golden horns: stubble and guts out!
The dog got scared and ran away.
And the woman went again. She walks and cries, and a bee flies towards her:
-What are you crying about, grandma?
The woman told about her misfortune: so and so, how can I not cry? A goat got into my oats, and there’s no way to get him out of there.
- Let's go, I'll kick him out!
- Where are you going? If a bear chased - it didn’t drive out, a wolf chased - didn’t drive out, a fox chased - didn’t drive out, a hare chased - didn’t drive out, a dog chased - didn’t drive out, where can you drive out!
- Go show it to me!
They went to drive out the goat. A bee flew up and stung him in the most painful place. How he will bleat! How he will run without looking back!
Since then, he threw the goat to the woman to go to the oats.
And the woman began to live and live and make good money.
Translated from Russian · original on wisdomlib.ru