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Then this woman hurried down the sands to the edge of the water in which Bunny, Sue, and a number of other children were bathing. THEN THIS WOMAN HURRIED DOWN THE SAND TO THE EDGE OF THE WATER IN WHICH BUNNY SUE AND A NUMBER OF OTHER CHILDREN WERE BATHING
areful!" promised Bunny. "Here, Sue, give me your hand and we'll wade out to the float." The float was made of some planks fastened to empty barrels, and it was a fine place to play. As Sue and Bunny were wading out they noticed a boy whom they had not seen before wading beside them. "Hello!" said Bunny, in friendly spirit. "Did you just come?" "Yes. We came to the hotel last night," was the answer. "I never was at the ocean before. We're going to stay all through August." "This isn't the ocean," said Bunny. "It's just Christmas Tree Cove. The ocean is lots bigger." "I'd like to see it," said the new boy. "Look out!" suddenly called Sue. "Here comes a big wave!" She had just time to take a tighter hold of Bunny and turn, but the new boy did not seem to know much about bathing or waves. He stood waiting, and, an instant later he was knocked down and his head went under water. CHAPTER XVIII HELD FAST The first that Mrs. Brown knew of what was happening was when a woman near her screamed.  CHAPTER EIGHTEEN OF BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE BY LAURALY HOPE THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN MC AHI AND SARAH CHAPTER EIGHTEEN HELD FAST THE FIRST THAT MISS BROWN KNEW OF WHAT WAS HAPPENING WAS WHEN A WOMAN NEAR HER SCREAMED
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