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A sawhorse, you know, is made of wood, and, though it has legs, it can't run. It's just a sort of thin bench, and a seesaw board can easily be put across it. A SAW HORSE YOU KNOW IS MADE OF WOOD THOUGH IT HAS LEGS IT COULDN'T RUN IT'S JUST SORT OF A THIN BENCH AND THE SEESAWBOARD CAN EASILY BE PUT ACROSS IT
 sat there with the children on warm summer afternoons and told them stories or read to them from a book. "Yes, I guess I can teeter better if I don't have this," agreed Bunny. "Hold on, Sue, I'm going to get off." "All right, I'm ready," his sister answered. You know if you get off a seesaw without telling the boy or girl on the other end what you are going to do, somebody is going to be bumped hard. Bunny Brown didn't want that. Sue put her fat, chubby little legs down on the ground and held herself up, while Bunny ran across the grass and laid the pocketbook on the bench. I suppose I had better call it, as Mrs. Brown did, a pocketbook, and then we shall not get mixed up. But, as I said before, you couldn't really put it in a pocket. "Seesaw, Margery Daw!" sang Sue, as Bunny came back to play with her. "Now we'll have some fun!" And the children did. Up and down they went on the board their father had sent up from his boat dock for them to play with. He had also sent up the sawhorse. ENCH UNDER A SHADY TREE AND MISSUS BROWN OFTEN SAT THERE WITH THE CHILDREN ON WARM SUMMER AFTERNOON AND TOLD THEM STORIES OR READ TO THEM FROM A BOOK YES I GUESS I CAN TEETER BETTER IF I DON'T HAVE THIS AGREED BUNNY HOLD ON SUE I'M GOING TO GET OFF ALL RIGHT I'M READY HIS SISTER ANSWERED YOU KNOW IF YOU GET OFF SEA SOUTH WITHOUT TELLING THE BOY OR GIRL ON THE OTHER AND WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO DO SOMEBODY'S GOING TO GET BUMPED HARD BUNNY BROWN DIDN'T WANT THAT SUE PUT HER FAT CHUBBY LITTLE LEGS DOWN ON THE GROUND AND HELD HERSELF UP WHILE BUNNY RAN ACROSS THE GRASS AND LAID THE POCKET BOOK ON THE BENCH I SUPPOSE I'D BETTER CALL IT AS MISS BROWN DID A POCKET BOOK AND THEN WE SHALL NOT GET MIXED UP BUT AS I SAID BEFORE YOU COULDN'T REALLY PUT IN A POCKET SEE SOME MARGUERITE SANG SUE AS BUNNY CAME BACK TO PLAY OVER NOW WE'LL HAVE SOME FUN AND THE CHILDREN DID UP AND DOWN THEY WENT ON THE BOARD THEIR FATHER HAD SENT UP FROM HIS BOAT DOCK FOR THEM TO PLAY WITH HE HAD ALSO SENT UP THE SAW HORSE
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