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Until then, Bunker, you had better take it up to the woodshed, where it will be safe from harm." UNTIL THEN MUNKER YOU HAD BETTER TAKE IT UP TO THE WOOD SHED WHERE IT WILL BE SAFE FROM HOM
," said the fish boy. So they all got into the boat, and it did not take Bunker Blue long to row them to shore. Then he went back, and, after a little hard work, he managed to get the box into his boat. "I'll row this box down to the dock," called Bunker to those on shore. "You walk along the beach until you meet me. Then we can see what's in it." This was done, and soon Uncle Tad and Mrs. Brown were down on the little pier of Christmas Tree Cove, looking at the box and wondering what could be in it. "It's heavy, whatever it is," said Uncle Tad. "Pirate gold is always heavy, I guess," said Bunny. "Oh, it couldn't be gold!" declared Bunker Blue. "If it was gold in the box I never could have lifted it." "Let's open it!" suggested Sue. "No, we must not do that," said Mrs. Brown. "When your father comes home to-night I'll have him write to this Mr. Frank Ravenwood of Sea Gate. In the letter daddy can explain how the box was found, and Mr. Ravenwood can come here and get it if he wishes to. E SAND HAVE WE GOT TO LEAVE THE BOX HERE ASKED BUNNY NO I'LL COME BACK AND GET THAT AFTER I LAND YOU SAID THE FISHBOY SO THEY ALL GOT INTO THE BOAT AND IT DID NOT TAKE BUNKER BLUE LONG TO ROW THEM TO SHORE THEN HE WENT BACK AND AFTER A LITTLE HARD WORK HE MANAGED TO GET THE BOX INTO HIS BOAT I'LL ROW THIS BOX DOWN TO THE DOCK CALLED BUNKER TO THOSE ON SHORE YOU WALK ALONG THE BEACH UNTIL YOU MEET ME THEN WE CAN SEE WHAT'S IN IT THIS WAS DONE AND SOON UNCLE TAD AND MISSUS BROWN WERE DOWN ON THE LITTLE PIER OF CHRISTMAS TREE BOX IT'S HEAVY WEATHER IT IS SAID UNCLE TAD PIRATE GOLD IS ALWAYS HEAVY I GUESS SAID MONEY OH IT COULDN'T BE GOLD DECLARED BUNKER BLUE IF IT WAS GOLD IN THE BOX I NEVER COULD HAVE LIFTED IT LET'S OPEN IT SUGGESTED JIM NO WE MUST NOT DO THAT SAID MISTER BROWN WHEN YOUR FATHER COMES HOME TO NIGHT I'LL HAVE HIM WRITE TO THIS MISTER FRANK RAVENWOOD OF SEAGATE IN THE LETTER DADDY CAN EXPLAIN HOW THE BOXES MAN AND MISTER RAVEN WOULD CAN COME HERE AND GET IT IF HE WISHES TO
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