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Whether Bunny had not put the claw far enough under the nail, or whether the head was so small that the claw slipped off, neither of the children knew. WHETHER BUNNY HAD NOT PUT THE CLAW FAR ENOUGH UNDER THE NAIL OR WHETHER THE HEAD WAS SO SMALL THAT THE CLAW SLIPPED OFF NEITHER OF THE CHILDREN KNEW
ue do it. Bunny Brown also knew how windows were nailed shut. Once the Browns owned a little cottage on an island in the river. They sometimes spent their summer vacations in the cottage, and in the fall, when winter was approaching and the cottage was to be closed, the windows were nailed shut from the inside. Once Bunny had helped his father nail the windows shut, and once he had helped pull the nails out the next summer when the cottage was to be opened. So Bunny was now looking for the heads of nails in the window of Mr. Foswick's carpenter shop. The first window he looked at was so tightly nailed, with all the heads driven so far into the wood, that Bunny could get the claw of the hammer under none of them. He made his way along the bench to the next window. This window was nearer the street. "Can you open that one?" asked Sue. "Yes, I guess so!" exclaimed Bunny. The little boy saw a nail head sticking out. He slipped the claw of the hammer under it and pressed hard on the handle.  HIS FATHER AND BUNKER BLUE DO IT BUNNY BROWN ALSO KNEW HOW WINDOWS WERE NAILS SHUT ONCE THE BROWNS OWNED A LITTLE COTTAGE ON AN ISLAND IN THE RIVER THEY SOMETIMES SPENT THEIR SUMMER VACATIONS IN THE COTTAGE AND IN THE FALL WHEN WINTER WAS APPROACHING AND THE COTTAGE WAS TO BE CLOSED THE WINDOWS WERE NAILED SHUT FROM THE INSIDE ONCE BUNNY HAD HELPED HIS FATHER NAIL THE WINDOWS SHUT AND ONCE HE HAD HELPED PULL THE NAILS OUT THE NEXT SUMMER WHEN THE COTTAGE WAS TO BE OPENED SO BUNNY WAS NOW LOOKING FOR THE HEADS OF NAILS IN THE WINDOW OF MISTER FROSWICK'S CARPENTER'S SHOP THE FIRST WINDOW HE LOOKED AT WAS SO TIGHTLY NAILED WITH ALL THE HEADS DRIVEN SO FAR INTO THE WOOD THAT BUNNY COULD GET THE CLAW OF THE HAMMER UNDER NONE OF THEM HE MADE HIS WAY ALONG THE BENCH TO THE NEXT WINDOW THIS WINDOW WAS NEARER THE STREET CAN YOU OPEN THAT ONE ASKED SUE YES I GUESS SO EXCLAIMED BUNNY THE LITTLE BOY SAW A NAIL HAD STICKING OUT HE SLIPPED THE CLAW OF THE HAMMER UNDER AND PRESSED HARD ON THE HANDLE
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