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"
Look
out
,
the
people
are
coming
-
oming
-
oming
!
"
shouted
the
gander
.
"
Cheese
it
,
cheese
it
,
cheese
it
!
"
The
big
truck
with
Mr
.
Arable
at
the
wheel
backed
slowly
down
toward
the
barnyard
.
Lurvy
and
Mr
.
Zuckerman
walked
alongside
.
Fern
and
Avery
were
standing
in
the
body
of
the
truck
hanging
on
to
the
sideboards
.
"
Listen
to
me
,
"
whispered
the
old
sheep
to
Wilbur
.
"
When
they
open
the
crate
and
try
to
put
you
in
,
struggle
!
Don
’
t
go
without
a
tussle
.
Pigs
always
resist
when
they
are
being
loaded
.
"
"
If
I
struggle
I
’
ll
get
dirty
,
"
said
Wilbur
.
"
Never
mind
that
-
do
as
I
say
!
Struggle
!
If
you
were
to
walk
into
the
crate
without
resisting
,
Zuckerman
might
think
you
were
bewitched
.
He
’
d
be
scared
to
go
to
the
Fair
.
"
Templeton
poked
his
head
up
through
the
straw
.
"
Struggle
if
you
must
,
"
said
he
,
"
but
kindly
remember
that
I
’
m
hiding
down
here
in
this
crate
and
I
don
’
t
want
to
be
stepped
on
,
or
kicked
in
the
face
,
or
pummeled
,
or
crushed
in
any
way
,
or
squashed
,
or
buffeted
about
,
or
bruised
,
or
lacerated
,
or
scarred
,
or
biffed
.
Just
watch
what
you
’
re
doing
,
Mr
.
Radiant
,
when
they
get
shoving
you
in
!
"
"
Be
quiet
,
Templeton
!
"
said
the
sheep
.
"
Pull
in
your
head
they
’
re
coming
.
Look
radiant
,
Wilbur
!
Lay
low
,
Charlotte
!
Talk
it
up
,
geese
!
"
The
truck
backed
slowly
to
the
pigpen
and
stopped
.
Mr
.
Arable
cut
the
motor
,
got
out
,
walked
around
to
the
rear
,
and
lowered
the
tailgate
.
The
geese
cheered
.
Mrs
.
Arable
got
out
of
the
truck
.
Fern
and
Avery
jumped
to
the
ground
.
Mrs
.
Zuckerman
came
walking
down
from
the
house
.
Everybody
lined
up
at
the
fence
and
stood
for
a
moment
admiring
Wilbur
and
the
beautiful
green
crate
.
Nobody
realized
that
the
crate
already
contained
a
rat
and
a
spider
.
"
That
’
s
some
pig
!
"
said
Mrs
.
Arable
.
