Clarisa Alvrom

“When he woke it was late afternoon. He looked at the egg sac. It was empty. He looked into the air. The balloonists were gone. Then he walked drearily to the doorway, where Charlotte's web used to be. He was standing there, thinking of her, when he heard a small voice. "Salutations!" it said. "I'm up here."

Cries of "Good-bye, good-bye, good-bye!" came weakly to Wilbur's ears.

"Salutations!" it said. "I'm up here."

"Good-bye!" she whispered. Then she summoned all her strength and waved one of her front legs at him. She never moved again.

“this pig-this radiant, this terrific, this humble pig”

In-depth study of the book’s structure.

"Charlotte," said Wilbur dreamily, "are you really going to have five hundred and founeen children?'”

“ He's some pig Some pig Some terrific, radiant Humble pig (He is some pig) 

"Well, who taught a spider? A young spider knows how to spin a web without any instructions from anybody. Don't you regard that as a miracle?"

RADIANT