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I supposed it was some of those pesky boys, and I was going to keep 'em locked up until I could go get their fathers and tell 'em how they pester me. I didn't have a notion, Bunny, that it was you and Sue, or I'd never have done such a thing  never!" I SUPPOSED IT WAS SOME OF THOSE PESKY BOYS AND I WAS GOING TO KEEP EM LOCKED UP UNTIL I COULD GO GET THEIR FATHERS AND TELL EM HOW THEY PESTER ME I DIDN'T HAVE A NOTION BUNNY THAT IT WAS YOU AND SUE OR I'D NEVER HAVE DONE SUCH A THING NEVER
along the track. "Where does the train run to?" asked the little girl. "New York, Chicago and--and Camp Rest-A-While," said Bunny--the last name being that of a place where they had once had a delightful vacation. He and Sue did not have long to wait. Soon along came the old carpenter and Mr. Reinberg. "Dear me! I didn't know I'd locked Bunny and Sue in," said Mr. Foswick, as he opened the front door, unlocking it with a big key. "I thought it was some of those pesky boys. They run in when I have the door open, and when I'm away in the back part of the shop, and busy, they scatter the shavings and sawdust all about. "They came in once this afternoon," said Mr. Foswick, "and I made up my mind if they did it again I'd teach 'em a lesson. So I locked my back door, and I went into the alley near my front door. I knew all the windows were nailed shut. "Then, when I was in the alley, I heard somebody run into my shop, and, quick as I could, I ran out, pulled the door shut, and locked 'em in. ENDED THAT WAS A LOCOMOTIVE AND SHOVED IT ALONG THE TRACK WHERE DOES THE TRAIN RUN TO ASKED THE LITTLE GIRL NEW YORK CHICAGO AND CAMP REST THE WHILE SAID BUNNY THE LAST NAME BEING THAT OF A PLACE WHERE THEY HAD ONCE HAD A DELIGHTFUL VACATION HE AND SUE DID NOT HAVE LONG TO WAIT SOON ALONG CAME THE OLD CARPENTER AND MISTER RHYMBERG DEAR ME I DIDN'T KNOW I'D LOCK BUNNY AND SUE IN SAID MISTER FOSWICK AS HE OPENED THE FRONT DOOR UNLOCKING IT WITH A BIG KEY I THOUGHT IT WAS SOME OF THOSE PESKY BOYS THEY RUN IN WHEN I HAVE THE DOOR OPEN AND WHEN I'M AWAY IN THE BACK PART OF THE SHOP AND BUSY THEY SCATTER THE SHAVINGS AND SAWDUST ALL ABOUT THEY CAME IN ONCE THIS AFTERNOON SAID MISTER FOSBICK AND I MADE UP MY MIND IF THEY DID IT AGAIN I'D TEACH EM A LESSON SO I LOCKED MY BACK DOOR AND I WENT INTO THE ALLEY NEAR MY FRONT DOOR I KNEW ALL THE WINDOWS WERE NAILED SHUT THEN WHEN I WAS IN THE ALLEY I HEARD SOMEBODY RUN INTO MY SHOP AND QUICK AS I COULD I RAN OUT PULLED THE DOOR SHUT AND LOCKED EM IN
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