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"Well, this dog hasn't it, at any rate," went on Mr. Brown with a smile, as he put Sue down on the sidewalk beside Bunny, with whom he had now caught up. "And even if this were the same dog, we could not make him understand that we wanted him to take us to the place where he dropped the purse." WELL THIS DOG HASN'T IT AT ANY RATE WENT ON MISTER BROWN WITH A SMILE AS HE PUT SUE DOWN ON THE SIDEWALK BESIDE BUNNY WITH WHOM HE HAD NOW CAUGHT UP AND EVEN IF THIS WERE THE SAME DOG WE COULD NOT MAKE HIM UNDERSTAND THAT WE WANTED HIM TO TAKE US TO THE PLACE WHERE HE DROPPED THE PURSE
nd the dog seemed to know he was being chased, for he ran on, looking back now and then, but never stopping. "What's the matter, Mr. Brown?" asked a man who knew the fish dealer, as he saw Sue's father hurrying down the street, carrying her and racing after Bunny. "Has anything happened?" "Oh, not much," was the answer. "My boy is trying to catch that strange dog, and I don't want him to--the dog might bite him." "That's so," said the man. "Stop, Bunny! Stop!" cried Mr. Brown, getting within calling distance of his little son. "Don't run after the dog any more!" "But I want to get mother's pocketbook and ring," Sue's brother answered, as he slowed up and looked back. "That dog hasn't it," went on Mr. Brown. "He has nothing in his mouth, and----" "Oh, he has something in his mouth. It's red and I can see it sticking out!" interrupted Sue eagerly. "Maybe it's mother's pocketbook, Bunny." "It's his tongue!" declared Bunny. "It's the dog's red tongue you see. Mother's pocketbook was black. TO BUNNY AS FOR THE SMALL BOY HE WAS STILL CHASING THE DOG AND THE DOG SEEMED TO KNOW HE WAS BEING CHASTE FOR HE RAN ON LOOKING BACK NOW AND THEN BUT NEVER STOPPING WHAT'S THE MATTER MISTER BROWN ASKED THE MAN WHO KNEW THE FISH DEALER AS HE SAW SUE'S FATHER HURRYING DOWN THE STREET CARRYING HER AND RACING AFTER BUNNY HAS ANYTHING HAPPENED OH NOT MUCH WAS THE ANSWER MY BOY IS TRYING TO CATCH THAT STRANGE DOG AND I DON'T WANT HIM TO THE DOG MIGHT BITE HIM THAT'S SO SAID THE MAN STOP BUNNY STOP CRIED MISTER BROWN GETTING WITHIN CALLING DISTANCE OF HIS LITTLE SON DON'T RUN AFTER THE DOG ANY MORE BUT I WANT TO GET MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK AND RING SUE'S BROTHER ANSWERED AS HE SLOWED UP AND LOOKED BACK THAT DOG HASN'T IT WENT ON MISTER BROWN HE HAS NOTHING IN HIS MOUTH AND OH HE HAS SOMETHING IN HIS MOUTH IT'S RED AND I CAN SEE IT STICKING OUT INTERRUPTED SUE EAGERLY MAYBE IT'S MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK BUNNY IT'S HIS TONGUE DECLARED BUNNY IT'S THE DOG'S RED TONGUE YOU SEE MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK WAS BLACK
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