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English
1856
That night the Boy slept in a different bedroom, and he had a new bunny to sleep with him. THAT NIGHT THE BOY SLEPT IN A DIFFERENT BEDROOM AND HE HAD A NEW BUNNY TO SLEEP WITH HIM
ith 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!" 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. "That?" said the doctor. "Why, it's a mass of scarlet fever germs!-Burn it at once. What? Nonsense! Get him a new one. He mustn't have that any more!" Anxious Times And so the little Rabbit was put into a sack with the old picture-books and a lot of rubbish, and carried out to the end of the garden behind the fowl-house. That was a fine place to make a bonfire, only the gardener was too busy just then to attend to it. He had the potatoes to dig and the green peas to gather, but next morning he promised to come quite early and burn the whole lot. L 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 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 THAT SAID THE DOCTOR WHY IT'S A MASS OF SCARLET FEVER GERMS BURN IT AT ONCE WHAT NONSENSE GET HIM A NEW ONE HE MUSTN'T HAVE THAT ANY MORE AND SO THE LITTLE RABBIT WAS PUT INTO A SACK WITH THE OLD PICTURE BOOKS AND A LOT OF RUBBISH AND CARRIED OUT TO THE END OF THE GARDEN BEHIND THE FOWLHOUSE THAT WAS A FINE PLACE TO MAKE A BONFIRE ONLY THE GARDENER WAS TOO BUSY JUST THEN TO ATTEND TO IT HE HAD THE POTATOES TO DIG AND THE GREEN PEAS TO GATHER BUT NEXT MORNING HE PROMISED TO COME QUITE EARLY AND BURN THE WHOLE LOT
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