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"I'll help," offered Uncle Tad, who, himself, had been taking a nap in his berth. "I suppose he must be down below if he isn't up here," said Mrs. Brown, hoping this was true. "I want to look, too." I'LL HELP OFFERED UNCLE TAD WHO HIMSELF HAD BEEN TAKING A NAP IN HIS BERTH I SUPPOSE HE MUST BE DOWN BELOW IF HE ISN'T UP HERE SAID MISSUS BROWN HOPING THIS WAS TRUE I WANT TO LOOK TOO
was downstairs." "He isn't," said Mrs. Brown, "and he isn't here on deck. Oh, if he----" She did not finish what she was going to say, but quickly ran to the side of the boat and looked down into the water, as if she might see Bunny paddling around there. The _Fairy_ was still anchored in Clam Cove, waiting for the storm to blow out. "Is Bunny in swimming?" asked Sue. "What's the matter?" asked Captain Ross, who was up "for'ard," as he called it, meaning the front of the boat. He and Bunker Blue were mending one of the sails. "Anything wrong, Mrs. Brown?" asked the jolly old sailor. "I can't find Bunny," she answered. "He was here with Sue a moment ago. Oh, I'm afraid Bunny----" "Now, don't think that anything has happened!" interrupted Mr. Brown. "He's probably hiding somewhere." "Bunny wouldn't do that," declared his mother. "No, we weren't playing hide and go seek," said Sue. "Then he must be downstairs in one of the cabins, or he is asleep in his berth," said Mr. Brown. "I'll look. HER AND I DIDN'T LOOK AT BUNNY WHEN I DID LOOK HE WAS GONE I THOUGHT HE WAS DOWNSTAIRS HE ISN'T SAID MISS BROWN AND HE ISN'T HERE ON DECK OH IF HE SHE DID NOT FINISH WHAT SHE WAS GOING TO SAY BUT QUICKLY RAN TO THE SIDE OF THE BOAT AND LOOKED DOWN INTO THE WATER AS IF SHE MIGHT SEE BUNNY PILING AROUND THERE THE FAIRY WAS STILL ANCHORED IN CLAM COVE WAITING FOR THE STONE TO BLOW OUT IS BUNNY AND SWIMMING ASKED SUE WHAT'S THE MATTER ASKED CAPTAIN WASSS WHO WAS UP FORARD AS HE CALLED IT MEANING THE FRONT OF THE BOAT HE AND BUNKER BLUE WERE MENDING ONE OF THE SAILS ANYTHING WRONG WAS BROWN ASKED THE JOLLY OLD SAILOR I CAN'T FIND BUNNY SHE ANSWERED HE WAS HERE IF SUE A MOMENT AGO OH I'M AFRAID BUNNY NOW DON'T THINK THAT ANYTHING HAS HAPPENED INTERRUPTED MISTER BROWNE HE'S PROBABLY HIDING SOMEWHERE BUNNY HE WOULDN'T DO THAT DECLARED HIS MOTHER NO WE WEREN'T PLAYING HIND GROSSIQUE SAID SUE THEN HE MUST BE DOWNSTAIRS IN ONE OF THE CABINS OR HE IS ASLEEP IN HIS BERTH SAID MISTER BROWN I'LL LOOK
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