James and the Giant Peach

j) The Ladybird tells James, ‘we are about to roll away...to a land of...of...of...to a land of – ’ (Ch. 14). Why does she stop there?

j) The Ladybird tells James, ‘we are about to roll away...to a land of...of...of...to a land of – ’ (Ch. 14). Why does she stop there?

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At this point, the peach has broken loose, hit the ground, and is rolling down the hill.

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