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"It couldn't be," said Bunny quickly. "If it was the dog he'd bark, wouldn't he?" "I guess he would," Sue answered. "But we  we'd, better look out, Bunny." "I'll get a stick," offered the little boy, "and if it's a bad dog I'll    " He was interrupted by a cry from Sue  a joyful cry. IT COULDN'T BE SAID BUNNY QUICKLY IF IT WAS THE DOG HE'D BARK WOULDN'T HE I GUESS HE WOULD SUE ANSWERED BUT WE WE'D BETTER LOOK OUT BUNNY I'LL GET A STICK OFFERED THE LITTLE BOY AND IF IT'S A BAD DOG ALL HE WAS INTERRUPTED BY A CRY FROM SUE A JOYFUL CRY
. He and Sue stood in the fast-darkening woods and to their ears the bark of the dog sounded fainter now. "He's going away," announced Bunny. "Anyhow, I don't s'pose he was the same dog. That dog never could get away up here. It must be some other one." "Well, maybe it is," agreed Sue. "Oh, Bunny, when are we going to get home?" she asked, and this time it sounded very much as though she were going to cry in earnest. "I guess we'll be home pretty soon now," said Bunny hopefully. "Let's walk over this way;" and he pointed to a new path that crossed the one they had been walking along for some time. Sue was very willing to leave it to Bunny, and she walked along beside her brother, never once letting go his hand. All at once the children heard a rustling in the leaves of the bushes that grew amid the trees. They could hear little sticks being broken, as though some one were stepping on them. "Oh, Bunny!" exclaimed Sue, shrinking close to her brother, "maybe it is the dog coming after us!  LOST OF THE DINING RING LISTEN WHISPERED BUNNY HE AND SUE STOOD IN THE FAST DARKENING WOODS END TO THREE YEARS THE BARK OF THE DOG SOUNDED FAINTER NOW HE'S GOING AWAY ANNOUNCED BUNNY ANYHOW I DON'T SUPPOSE HE WAS THE SAME DOG THAT DOG NEVER COULD GET AWAY UP HERE IT MUST BE SOME OTHER ONE WELL MAYBE THIS AGREED SO OH BUNNY WHEN ARE WE GOING TO GET HOME SHE ASKED AND THIS TIME IT SOUNDED VERY MUCH AS THOUGH SHE WAS GOING TO CRY IN EARNEST I GUESS WE'LL BE HOME PRETTY SOON NOW SAID BUNNY HOPEFULLY LET'S WALK OVER THIS WAY AND HE POINTED TO A NEW PATH THAT CROSSED THE ONE THEY HAD BEEN WALKING ALONG FOR SOME TIME SUE WAS VERY WILLING TO LEAVE IT TO BUNNY AND SHE WALKED ALONG BESIDE HER BROTHER AND NEVER ONCE LETTING GO HIS HAND ALL AT ONCE THE CHILDREN HEARD A RUSTLING AND THE LEAVES OF THE BUSHES THAT GREW AMID THE TREES THEY COULD HEAR LITTLE STICKS BEING BROKEN AS THOUGH SOMEONE WERE STEPPING ON OH BUNNY EXCLAIMED SUE SHRINKING CLOSER TO HER BROTHER MAYBE IT IS THE DOG COMING AFTER US
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