Na śvietłym alpijskim łuhu, lia aŭčarki, Ščaślivy byčok i cialuška, jak śnieh, I ščaście mahčyma biaz złoj bipalarki... So, the old man brought the cow to the farm. Now, it must be said that this cow was a tender soul with aspirations reaching skyward. Her entire life she had dreamed of mountain pastures, alpine meadows, overgrown with soft and tasty grass right up to her udder — but where could you find such things in Lithuania? In short, she was a strange cow, and very pensive. And she was still a heifer. But everything comes to an end eventually — and the cow's fairy tale ended too. ...The eldest was a clever lad, the middle one was so-so, the youngest was a total fool... The ground began to shake, birds scattered from their perches, the workers who had been dozing after lunch stopped dozing and, just in case, moved away from the entrance to the farm. The cow tried to break free, but no such luck — like a horror flying on the wings of night, out of the dark opening burst the youngest…