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CHAPTER VI THE STRANGE DOG Sue followed her brother Bunny up on the deck of the _Fairy_. CHAPTER SIX THE STRANGE DOG SUE FOLLOWED HER BROTHER BUNNY UP ON THE DECK OF THE FERRY
the cook I ought to have a big white apron." "I'll look for a uniform," said Bunny, and after hunting around a bit found a storm coat and a rubber hat. "I'll put these on." The coat was much too big for him and so was the hat. But he did not mind this. Then Sue hunted around and at last found a white apron a good deal soiled. "Oh, I don't like that," she pouted. "It's not a bit clean. Good cooks always have real clean aprons." "There is a clean towel--you pin that on for an apron," suggested Bunny. And then he did the pinning himself. They were both down in the cabin, and Bunny was making believe he was very hungry and he was asking Sue to bring him some more "plum duff" when the little girl gave a sudden cry. "What's the matter?" asked Bunny, as he sat at Captain Ross's cabin table. "We're moving!" cried Sue. "The _Fairy_ is moving away! She isn't fast to the wharf any more!" With a cry, Bunny scrambled up on deck. Surely enough, the boat was adrift and he and Sue were alone on board!  CHAPTER SIX BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE BY LAURLEY HOPE THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY SHAHN MC GATHI AND SARAH
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