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"Here are some cookies," said their mother, bringing out a bag from a locker. "I'd give you some milk to drink, only it would spill the way the boat is rocking." "Yes," said Mr. Brown, with a smile, "there'd be as much milk on the floor, I imagine, as the children would drink." HERE ARE SOME COOKIES SAID THEIR MOTHER BRINGING OUT A BAG FROM A LOCKER I'D GIVE YOU SOME MILK TO DRINK ONLY IT WOULD SPILL THE WAY THE BOAT IS ROCKING YES SAID MISTER BROWN WITH A SMILE THERE'D BE AS MUCH MILK ON THE FLOOR I IMAGINE AS THE CHILDREN WOULD DRINK
y work with the boat pitching and tossing as it was, but finally the affair was managed, and Sue had her clothes put on. Bunny dressed himself, though not without some difficulty, for when he tried to stand on his right foot to put his left shoe on he slid across the little room and against the opposite wall. But he was not hurt. Soon all of them except Captain Ross were in the main cabin. In answer to a question about the sailor, Mr. Brown said: "He's out steering the boat. He wants to bring her safe into Clam Cove, he says, and then we'll anchor for the night. But he thought it best for us all to be dressed. The storm is worse than any of us thought it would be." After the first feeling had worn off of being suddenly awakened in the night, Bunny and Sue did not mind it much. They sat around, looking a little anxiously at their father or mother as the boat plunged and rolled, but when they saw how calm their father, mother, Uncle Tad and Bunker Blue were, the children took heart also. N CABIN IT WAS NOT EASY WORK WITH THE BOAT PITCHING AND TOSSING AS IT WAS BUT FINALLY THE AFFAIR WAS MANAGED AND SUE HAD HER CLOTHES PUT ON BUT HE DRESSED HIMSELF THOUGH NOT WITHOUT SOME DIFFICULTY FOR WHEN HE TRIED TO STAND ON HIS RIGHT FOOT TO PUT HIS LEFT SHOE ON HE SLID ACROSS THE LITTLE ROOM AND AGAINST THE OPPOSITE WALL BUT HE WAS NOT HURT SOON ALL OF THEM EXCEPT CAPTAIN ROSS WERE IN THE MAIN CABIN IN ANSWER TO A QUESTION ABOUT THE SAILOR MISTER BROWN SAID HE'S OUT STEERING THE BOAT HE WANTS TO BRING HER SAFE INTO CLAM COVE HE SAYS AND THEN WE'LL ANCHOR FOR THE NIGHT BUT HE THOUGHT IT BEST FOR US ALL TO BE DRESSED THE STORM IS WORSE THAN ANY OF US THOUGHT IT WOULD BE AFTER THE FIRST FEELING HAD WORN OFF OF BEING SUDDENLY AWAKENED IN THE NIGHT BUNNY AND SUE DID NOT MIND IT MUCH THEY SAT AROUND LOOKING A LITTLE ANXIOUSLY AT THEIR FATHER OR MOTHER AS THE BOAT PLUNGED AND ROLLED BUT WHEN THEY SAW HOW CALM THEIR FATHER MOTHER UNCLE TAD AND BUNKER BLUE WERE THE CHILDREN TOOK HEART ALSO
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