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I just kept him and took him home with me." "Did he have a pocketbook when he jumped into your boat?" asked Bunny. "No, I don't believe he did," answered Mr. Ravenwood. "He had nothing in his mouth that I recall; though, to tell you the truth, my back was turned when he leaped aboard." I JUST KEPT HIM AND TOOK HIM HOME WITH ME DID HE HAVE A POCKETBOOK WHEN HE JUMPED INTO YOUR BOAT ASKED BUNNY NO I DON'T BELIEVE HE DID ANSWERED MISTER RAVENWOOD HE HAD NOTHING IN HIS MOUTH THAT I RECALL THOUGH TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH MY BACK WAS TURNED WHEN HE LEAPED OVERBOARD
afraid," he added. "Perhaps I had better tell you the whole story," he suggested. "I should like to hear it," said Mrs. Brown. "That is, unless you want to go up to our woodshed and make sure it is your box we have found." "No," was the reply. "I am pretty certain, from your description of it and from the fact that it has my name on it, that it is mine. Now I will tell you how Davy Jones, as I called him, or Sandy, as you call him, came to me. "I was in my motor boat one day at a dock in Bellemere, getting some wood to take to my shop in Sea Gate to make into patterns. I was just about to start off when this big, yellow dog came running along the pier. He jumped into my boat and made himself at home. I tried to make him go ashore, but he wouldn't. As I had no time to get out myself and tie him up, I took him with me back to Sea Gate. He proved to be very friendly, and though I was sure he was a valuable animal and that some one would want him back, I had no time then to make inquiries. H THINGS DON'T HAPPEN EXCITE OF BOOKS I'M AFRAID HE ADDED PERHAPS I HAD BETTER TELL YOU THE WHOLE STORY HE SUGGESTED I SHOULD LIKE TO HEAR IT SAID MISSUS BARON THAT IS UNLESS YOU WANT TO GO UP TO OUR WOOD SHED AND MAKE SURE IT IS YOUR BOX WE HAVE FOUND WAS THE REPLY I'M PRETTY CERTAIN FROM YOUR DESCRIPTION OF IT AND FROM THE FACT THAT IT HAS MY NAME ON IT THAT IT IS MINE NOW I WILL TELL YOU HOW DAVY JONES AS I CALLED HIM OR SANDY AS YOU CALL HIM CAME TO ME I WAS IN MY MOTOR BOAT ONE DAY AT A DOCK IN BELL MERE GETTING SOME WOOD TO TAKE TO MY SHOP IN SEA GATE TO MAKE INTO PATTERNS I WAS JUST ABOUT TO START OFF WHEN THIS BIG YELLOW DOG CAME RUNNING ALONG THE PIER HE JUMPED INTO MY BOAT AND MADE HIMSELF AT HOME I TRIED TO MAKE HIM GO ASHORE BUT HE WOULDN'T AS I HAD NO TIME TO GET OUT MYSELF AND TIE HIM UP I TOOK HIM WITH ME BACK TO SEA GATE HE PROVED TO BE VERY FRIENDLY AND THOUGH I WAS SURE HE WAS A VALUABLE ANIMAL AND THAT SOME ONE WOULD WANT HIM BACK I HAD NO TIME THEN TO MAKE INQUIRIES
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