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Mother Brown was trying to thread a very fine needle, which seemed to have closed its eye and gone to sleep, when suddenly Sue came running up to her so fast that she almost overturned the sun umbrella which Mrs. Brown had raised to make a shade. "Oh, Mother! Mother!" MOTHER BROWN WAS TRYING FOR A VERY FINE NEEDLE WHICH SEEMED TO HAVE CLOSED ITS EYE AND GONE TO SLEP WHEN SUDDENLY SUE CAME RUNNING AFTER HER SO FAST THAT SHE ALMOST OVERTURNED THE SUN UMBRELLA WHICH MISS BROWNE HAD RAISED TO MAKE SHADE OH MOTHER OH MOTHER
athe in the cool, shallow water, sail tiny boats which Uncle Tad made for them, or take walks with their mother. Daddy Brown stayed for several days at the cove, and then he had to go back to Bellemere to his dock and boat business. But he said he would come to the cove again as soon as he could. Uncle Tad and Bunker stayed at the bungalow to help Mrs. Brown, and Bunker often took Bunny and Sue out in a rowboat on the quiet waters of the cove. One day Mrs. Brown took some sewing, packed a small basket of lunch, and said to the children: "Now, Bunny and Sue, we will have a little picnic all by ourselves. Bunker and Uncle Tad are going fishing, so we will go down to the beach and stay all the afternoon. We will eat our lunch there, and while I sit and sew you children can play around." Bunny and Sue thought this would be fun, and soon they started off. It was a beautiful day, sunny but not too hot, and soon Mrs. Brown was busy with her needle while Sue and her brother played on the sand.  HOUSES ON THE SAND PADDLE OR BATHE IN THE COOL SHALLOW WATER SELL TINY BOATS WHICH UNCLE TAD MADE FOR THEM OR TAKE WALKS WITH THEIR MOTHER DADDY BROWN STAYED FOR SEVERAL DAYS AT THE COVE AND THEN HE HAD TO GO BACK AT BELL MERE TO HIS DOCK AND BOAT BUSINESS BUT HE SAID HE WOULD COME TO THE COVE AGAIN AS SOON AS HE COULD UNCLE TAD AND BUNKER STAYED AT THE BUNGALOW TO HELP MISS BROWN AND BUNKER OFTEN TOOK BUNNING AND TWO OUT IN A ROWBOAT ON THE QUIET WATERS OF THE COVE ONE DAY MISS BROWN TOOK SOME SEWING PACKED A SMALL BASKET OF LUNCH AND SAID TO THE CHILDREN NOW BUNNY UNTO WE WILL HAVE A LITTLE PICNIC ALL BY OURSELVES BUNKER AND UNCLE TAD ARE GOING FISHING SO WE WILL GO DOWN TO THE BEACH AND STAY ALL AFTERNOON WE WILL EAT OUR LUNCH THERE AND WHILE I SIT AND SEW YOU CHILDREN CAN PLAY AROUND BUNNY AND SHE THOUGHT THIS WOULD BE FUN AND SOON THEY STARTED OFF IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY SUNNY BUT NOT TOO HOT AND SOON MISS BROWN WAS BUSY WITH HER NEEDLE WHILE SHE AND HER BROTHER PLAYED ON THE SAND
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