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261
"
You
can
have
it
,
"
replied
the
goose
.
"
Roll
it
away
and
add
it
to
that
nasty
collection
of
yours
.
"
(
Templeton
had
a
habit
of
picking
up
unusual
objects
around
the
farm
and
storing
them
in
his
home
.
He
saved
everything
.
)
262
"
Certainly
-
ertainly
-
ertainly
,
"
said
the
gander
.
"
You
may
have
the
egg
.
But
I
ll
tell
you
one
thing
,
Templeton
,
if
I
ever
catch
you
poking
-
oking
-
oking
your
ugly
nose
around
our
goslings
,
I
ll
give
you
the
worst
pounding
a
rat
ever
took
.
263
"
And
the
gander
opened
his
strong
wings
and
beat
the
air
with
them
to
show
his
power
.
He
was
strong
and
brave
,
but
the
truth
is
,
both
the
goose
and
the
gander
were
worried
about
Templeton
.
And
with
good
reason
.
The
rat
had
no
morals
,
no
conscience
,
no
scruples
,
no
consideration
,
no
decency
,
no
milk
of
rodent
kindness
,
no
compunctions
,
no
higher
feeling
,
no
friendliness
,
no
anything
.
He
would
kill
a
gosling
if
he
could
get
away
with
it
-
the
goose
knew
that
.
Everybody
knew
it
.
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264
With
her
broad
bill
the
goose
pushed
the
unhatched
egg
out
of
the
nest
,
and
the
entire
company
watched
in
disgust
while
the
rat
rolled
it
away
.
Even
Wilbur
,
who
could
eat
almost
anything
,
was
appalled
.
"
Imagine
wanting
a
junky
old
rotten
egg
!
"
he
muttered
.
265
"
A
rat
is
a
rat
,
"
said
Charlotte
.
She
laughed
a
tinkling
little
laugh
.
"
But
,
my
friends
,
if
that
ancient
egg
ever
breaks
,
this
barn
will
be
untenable
.
"
266
"
What
s
that
mean
?
"
asked
Wilbur
.
267
"
It
means
nobody
will
be
able
to
live
here
on
account
of
the
smell
.
A
rotten
egg
is
a
regular
stink
bomb
.
"
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268
"
I
won
t
break
it
,
"
snarled
Templeton
.
"
I
know
what
I
m
doing
.
I
handle
stuff
like
this
all
the
time
.
"
269
He
disappeared
into
his
tunnel
,
pushing
the
goose
egg
in
front
of
him
.
He
pushed
and
nudged
till
he
succeeded
in
rolling
it
to
his
lair
under
the
trough
.
270
That
afternoon
,
when
the
wind
had
died
down
and
the
barnyard
was
quiet
and
warm
,
the
grey
goose
led
her
seven
goslings
off
the
nest
and
out
into
the
world
.
Mr
.
Zuckerman
spied
them
when
he
came
with
Wilbur
s
supper
.