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And as he danced on one foot Bunny held the other up in the air, and he was crying something which his mother could not hear. "Sue," asked Mrs. Brown, as she hurried down the slope leading to the beach proper, "did Bunny step on a broken bottle and cut his toe?" "No, Mother, it isn't that," answered the little girl. AS HE DANCED ON ONE FOOT BUNNY OUT THE OTHER UP IN THE AIR AND HE WAS CRYING SOMETHING WHICH HIS MOTHER COULD NOT HEAR SUE ASKED MISS BROWNE AS SHE HURRIED DOWN THE SLOPE BENDING TO THE BEECH PROPER DID BUNNY STEP ON A BROKEN BOTTLE AND CUT HIS TOE NO MOTHER IT ISN'T THEN THAT ANSWERED THE LITTLE GIRL
med to have closed its eye and gone to sleep, when suddenly Sue came running up to her so fast that she almost overturned the sun umbrella which Mrs. Brown had raised to make a shade. "Oh, Mother! Mother!" gasped Sue, so out of breath that she could hardly speak. "Oh, Mother! Come quick!" "What's the matter?" asked Mrs. Brown, getting quickly to her feet. "Oh, it's Bunny's toe! It's Bunny's toe!" was all Sue said, and, catching hold of her mother's hand, she pulled her down toward the water. CHAPTER XVI OVERBOARD Mrs. Brown was used to seeing things happen to Bunny and Sue. They were lively children, getting into mischief fully as often as other tots of their same age did, and it was not unusual to have one of them hurt slightly. So when Sue ran up to her mother and began to cry out about Bunny's toe, Mrs. Brown looked down the beach where she had left the two children playing. There she saw Bunny dancing around on one foot in a shallow pool of water, left there when the tide went out.  CHAPTER SIXTEEN OF BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE THIS LIBERY BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN MC GASKEY AND SARAH CHAPTER SIXTEEN OVERBOARD MISS BROWNE WAS USED TO SEEING THINGS HAPPEN TO BUNNY AND SUE THEY WERE ALIVE WITH CHILDREN AND GETTING INTO MISCHIEF FULLY AS OFTEN AS OTHER TAUNTS OF THE SAME AGE DID IT WAS NOT UNUSUAL TO HAVE ONE OF THEM HURT SLIGHTLY SO WHEN SUE RAN UP TO HER MOTHER AND BEGAN TO CRY OUT ABOUT BUNNY'S TOE MISS BROWN LOOKED DOWN THE BEACH WHERE SHE HAD LEFT THE TWO CHILDREN PLAYING SHE SAW BUNNY DANCING AROUND IN THE SHALLOW POOL OF WATER LEFT THERE WHEN THE TIDE RAN OUT
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