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611
Wilbur
blushed
.
"
But
I
m
not
terrific
,
Charlotte
.
I
m
just
about
average
for
a
pig
.
"
612
"
You
re
terrific
as
far
as
I
m
concerned
,
"
replied
Charlotte
,
sweetly
,
"
and
that
s
what
counts
.
You
re
my
best
friend
,
and
I
think
you
re
sensational
.
Now
stop
arguing
and
go
get
some
sleep
!
613
Far
into
the
night
,
while
the
other
creatures
slept
,
Charlotte
worked
on
her
web
.
First
she
ripped
out
a
few
of
the
orb
lines
near
the
center
.
She
left
the
radial
lines
alone
,
as
they
were
needed
for
support
.
As
she
worked
,
her
eight
legs
were
a
great
help
to
her
.
So
were
her
teeth
.
She
loved
to
weave
and
she
was
an
expert
at
it
.
When
she
was
finished
ripping
things
out
,
her
web
looked
something
like
this
:
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614
Note
:
Similar
to
a
wagon
wheel
with
spokes
615
A
spider
can
produce
several
kinds
of
thread
.
She
uses
a
dry
,
tough
thread
for
foundation
lines
,
and
she
uses
a
sticky
thread
for
snare
lines
-
the
ones
that
catch
and
hold
insects
.
616
Charlotte
decided
to
use
her
dry
thread
for
writing
the
new
message
.
617
"
If
I
write
the
word
Terrific
with
sticky
thread
,
"
she
thought
,
"
every
bug
that
comes
along
will
get
stuck
in
it
and
spoil
the
effect
.
"
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618
"
Now
let
s
see
,
the
first
letter
is
T
.
"
619
Charlotte
climbed
to
a
point
at
the
top
of
the
left
hand
side
of
the
web
.
Swinging
her
spinnerets
into
position
,
she
attached
her
thread
and
then
dropped
down
.
As
she
dropped
,
her
spinning
tubes
went
into
action
and
she
let
out
thread
.
At
the
bottom
,
she
attached
the
thread
.
This
formed
the
upright
part
of
the
letter
T
.
Charlotte
was
not
satisfied
,
however
.
She
climbed
up
and
made
another
attachment
,
right
next
to
the
first
.
Then
she
carried
the
line
down
,
so
that
she
had
a
double
line
instead
of
a
single
line
.
"
It
will
show
up
better
if
I
make
the
whole
thing
with
double
lines
.
"
620
She
climbed
back
up
,
moved
over
about
an
inch
to
the
left
,
touched
her
spinnerets
to
the
web
,
and
then
carried
a
line
across
to
the
right
,
forming
the
top
of
the
T
.