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exclaimed Bunny. "I do if it's not too hard a storm," said Sue. "I think this will be only a small one," replied Mrs. Brown, but as she went out on deck and felt the strong wind and noticed how high the waves were she felt a trifle uneasy. Some hours later Bunny and Sue were each awakened about the same time by feeling themselves being tossed about in their berths. EXCLAIMED BUNNY I DO IF IT'S NOT TOO HARD A STORM SAID SUE I THINK THIS WILL BE ONLY A SMALL ONE REPLIED MISSUS BROWN BUT AS SHE WENT OUT ON DECK AND FELT A STRONG WIND AND NOTICED HOW HIGH THE WAUNDS SOME HOURS LATER BUNNY AND SUE WERE EACH AWAKENED ABOUT THE SAME TIME BY FEELING THEMSELVES BEING TOSSED UP IN THEIR BERTHS
 up at the sky every now and then. "We'll keep near shore," they heard the captain say. "Then if the storm breaks we can tie up." But, though the clouds scudded across the sky all day, the storm did not break. It was black and lowering when evening came, but, after another look all around, Bunny heard the captain say to their father and mother: "We may as well keep on. It may blow over, and if we tie up over night it will take us just so much longer to get there. I'd better keep on, don't you think?" "Yes," said Mr. Brown, "keep on." So the _Fairy_ kept on through the waters of the bay. Bunny and Sue, after being allowed out on deck to watch the distant twinkling lights of other vessels, were put to bed in their bunks, and Mrs. Brown fastened some broad canvas straps up in front of their berths. "What are they for?" asked Sue, as she kissed her mother good night. "So you won't fall out if the boat rolls and rocks too much in the storm," was the answer. "Oh, I like to be out in a storm! ND CAPTAIN ROSS TALKING TOGETHER AND LOOKING UP AT THE SKY EVERY NOW AND THEN WE'LL KEEP NEAR SHORE THEY HEARD THE CAPTAIN SAY THEN IF THE STORM BREAKS WE CAN TIE UP BUT THOUGH THE CLOUDS SCUDDED ACROSS THE SKY ALL DAY THE STORM DID NOT BREAK IT WAS BLACK AND LOWERING WHEN EVENING CAME BUT AFTER ANOTHER LOOK ALL AROUND BUNNY HEARD THE CAPTAIN SAY TO THEIR FATHER AND MOTHER WE MAY AS WELL KEEP ON IT MAY BLOW OVER AND IF WE TIE UP OVERNIGHT IT WILL TAKE US JUST SO MUCH LONGER TO GET THERE I'D BETTER KEEP ON DON'T YOU THINK YES SAID MISTER BROWN KEEP ON SO THE FERRY KEPT ON THROUGH THE WATERS OF THE BAY BUNNY AND SUE AFTER BEING ALLOWED OUT ON DECK TO WATCH THE DISTANT TWINKLING LIGHTS OF OTHER VESSELS WERE PUT TO BED IN THEIR BUNKS AND MISSUS BROWN FASTENED SOME BROAD CANVAS STRAPS UP IN FRONT OF THEIR BERTHS WHAT ARE THEY FOR ASKED SUE AS SHE KISSED HER MOTHER GOOD NIGHT SO YOU WON'T FALL OUT IF THE BOAT ROLLS AND ROCKS TOO MUCH IN THE STORM WAS THE ANSWER OH I LIKE TO BE OUT IN A STORM
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