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posledela
3 years ago
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Summary of chapter 4 of “Danny the champion of the world”

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TEA [102]3 years ago
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Danny’s father brings Danny along with him to sneak into the woods and feed the pheasants the sleeping pill raisins. As night falls, the pheasants fall asleep and are very easily poached. This causes Danny’s father to believe they have broken a record for pheasant poaching, and to call Danny the “champion of the world.” The pheasants are dropped off with Reverend and Mrs. Clipstone, who always deliver poached pheasants the day after they are poached to avoid angry owners and policemen.

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