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One was the gray goose , who afterward became very friendly , and the other , a white gander from the farm on the opposite side of the road . -LSB- Illustration : An Angry Pair . -RSB- `` What is the matter ? '' your Aunt Amy asked , as the geese continued to hiss angrily without giving any heed to her , and Mrs. Gray Goose ceased her scolding sufficiently long to say sharply : `` It 's that Mr. Man 's boy Teddy ; he never comes into the farm-yard without raising a disturbance of some kind , and I for one am sick of so much nonsense . '' Your Aunt Amy looked quickly around ; but without seeing any signs of the boy who had tried Mrs. Goose 's temper so sadly , and , quite naturally , she asked : `` What has he been doing now , and where is he ? '' `` Down in the meadow , or , he was there when Mr. Gander and I were driven out by his foolish actions , '' and Mrs. Goose continued to hiss at the full strength of her lungs . -LSB- Illustration : Mr. Crow . -RSB-