Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl: Chapter 4

He wanted to retire.

He ran out of ingredients.

Other chocolate makers sent spies to steal his recipes.

The workers went on strike.

Chewing gum that never lost its flavor.

Sugar balloons that could blow up to huge sizes.

Ice cream that would never melt.

Chocolate bars with golden tickets.

Ice cream that never melted.

Chewing gum that never lost its flavor.

Sugar balloons.

Chocolate rivers.

Everlasting Gobstoppers.

Fizzy Lifting Drinks.

Sugar balloons that could blow up to huge sizes.

Three-course dinner chewing gum.

He hired more security guards.

He closed his factory.

He changed all his recipes.

He moved his factory to a secret location.

It was bought by another chocolate maker.

It became a museum.

It became silent and deserted.

It was torn down.

They saw Mr. Wonka himself.

They heard music coming from inside.

They saw white smoke from the chimneys and smelled melting chocolate.

They saw new sweets being sold in stores.

Bright lights and colorful machines.

Small dark shadows moving about.

Giant chocolate bars.

Mr. Wonka waving.

They are delivered by underground tunnels.

They are sent out through a special trap door and picked up by Post Office trucks.

They are flown out by drones.

They are collected by Mr. Wonka himself at night.

Mr. Wonka was retiring.

The factory was closing permanently.

The factory was opening to a lucky few.

Mr. Wonka had invented a new type of chocolate.