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Chapter 6 Summary - Summer Days
Summer at Zuckerman's farm is a happy and fun time for animals and people alike. Because she is out of school, Fern visits the barnyard every day. One day, early in the summer, Fern is there to witness an important event in the barn cellar: the hatching of the goose's eggs. Charlotte announces the birth of the goslings, and the goose informs everyone that there are seven of them
Templeton, ever the scavenger, notices that one of the eggs did not hatch. When the goose tells him it is a dud, he asks if he can keep it. She agrees, but she and the gander threaten him if he ever comes near one of their goslings, because no one trusts the rat. Wilbur is disgusted that anyone would want a rotten egg, but Charlotte reminds him that this is just Templeton's way, because he is a rat. She also reminds...
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