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English
1856
For the boy had often talked of the seaside, and he wanted very much to see the big waves coming in, and the tiny crabs, and the sand castles. Just then Nana caught sight of him. "How about his old Bunny?" she asked. FOR THE BOY HAD OFTEN TALKED OF THE SEASIDE AND HE WANTED VERY MUCH TO SEE THE BIG WAVES COMING IN AND THE TINY CRABS AND THE SAND CASTLES JUST THEN NANA CAUGHT SIGHT OF HIM HOW ABOUT HIS OLD BUNNY SHE ASKED
e they used to. All sorts of delightful things he planned, and while the Boy lay half asleep he crept up close to the pillow and whispered them in his ear. And presently the fever turned, and the Boy got better. He was able to sit up in bed and look at picture-books, while the little Rabbit cuddled close at his side. And one day, they let him get up and dress. It was a bright, sunny morning, and the windows stood wide open. They had carried the Boy out on to the balcony, wrapped in a shawl, and the little Rabbit lay tangled up among the bedclothes, thinking. The Boy was going to the seaside to-morrow. Everything was arranged, and now it only remained to carry out the doctor's orders. They talked about it all, while the little Rabbit lay under the bedclothes, with just his head peeping out, and listened. The room was to be disinfected, and all the books and toys that the Boy had played with in bed must be burnt. "Hurrah!" thought the little Rabbit. "To-morrow we shall go to the seaside! S IN THE RASPBERRY THICKET LIKE THEY USED TO ALL SORTS OF DELIGHTFUL THINGS HE PLANNED AND WHILE THE BOY LAY HALF ASLEEP HE CREPT UP CLOSE TO THE PILLOW AND WHISPERED THEM IN HIS EAR AND PRESENTLY THE FEVER TURNED AND THE BOY GOT BETTER HE WAS ABLE TO SIT UP IN BED AND LOOK AT PICTURE BOOKS WHILE THE LITTLE RABBIT CUDDLED CLOSE AT HIS SIDE AND ONE DAY THEY LET HIM GET UP AND DRESS IT WAS A BRIGHT SUNNY MORNING AND THE WINDOW STOOD WIDE OPEN THEY HAD CARRIED THE BOY OUT ON TO THE BALCONY WRAPPED IN A SHAWL AND THE LITTLE RABBIT LAY TANGLED UP AMONG THE BEDCLOTHES THINKING THE BOY WAS GOING TO THE SEASIDE TO MORROW EVERYTHING WAS ARRANGED AND NOW IT ONLY REMAINED TO CARRY OUT THE DOCTOR'S ORDERS THEY TALKED ABOUT IT ALL WHILE THE LITTLE RABBIT LAY UNDER THE BEDCLOTHES WITH JUST HIS HEAD PEEPING OUT AND LISTENED THE ROOM WAS TO BE DISINFECTED AND ALL THE BOOKS AND TOYS THAT THE BOY HAD PLAYED WITH IN BED MUST BE BURNED HURRAH THOUGHT THE LITTLE RABBIT TO MORROW WE SHALL GO TO THE SEA SIDE
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