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"No, I don't believe the dog ate the money," said Mrs. Brown. "It is probably still in the pocketbook with my ring wherever the dog dropped it. I should not mind the loss of the money if I could only get back my lovely diamond ring. But go to sleep, dears. To morrow we may have good news." NO I DON'T BELIEVE THE DOG ATE THE MONEY SAID MISSUS BROWN IT IS PROBABLY STILL IN THE POCKET BOOK WITH MY RING WHEREVER THE DOG DROPPED IT I SHOULD NOT MIND THE LOSS OF THE MONEY IF ONLY I COULD GET BACK MY LOVELY DIAMOND RING BUT GO TO SLEEP MY DEARS TO MORROW WE MAY HAVE GOOD NEWS
dropped the pocketbook, and it got kicked under a pile of sawdust or shavings." "Did you see the place where I broke the window with the hammer?" asked Bunny. "Yes, the window was still broken," answered his father, who began to eat his supper. It was not at all a cheerful evening in the Brown home. Never before had Bunny and Sue felt so unhappy--at least, they could not remember such a time. They did not feel like playing as they generally did, though it was a warm early summer night, and lovely to be out of doors. "Never mind, dears," said Mrs. Brown, when she was putting them to bed. "Perhaps we shall find the ring to-morrow." "And the money, too," added Bunny. "Five dollars is a lot to lose." "Maybe the dog ate it," suggested Sue. "How could he?" asked her brother. "Well, didn't Splash once chew up my picture-book? He ate one of the paper leaves that had on it about Bo Peep and her sheep," said Sue. "A five-dollar bill is paper, and so was my Mother Goose book, and Splash ate that. HE SHOP AGAIN TO MORROW BY DAYLIGHT IT MAY BE THE DOG DROPPED A POCKETBOOK AND IT GOT KICKED UNDER A PILE OF SAWDUST OR SHAVINGS DID YOU SEE THE PLACE WHERE I BROKE THE WINDOW WITH THE HAMMERER ASKED BUNNY YES THE WINDOW WAS STILL BROKEN ANSWERED HIS FATHER WHO BEGAN TO EAT HIS SUPPER IT WAS NOT AT ALL A CHEERFUL EVENING IN THE BROWN HOME NEVER BEFORE HAD BUNNY AND SUE FELT SO UNHAPPY AT LEAST THEY COULD NOT REMEMBER SUCH A TIME THEY DID NOT FEEL LIKE PLAYING AS THEY GENERALLY DID THOUGH IT WAS A WARM EARLY SUMMER NIGHT AND LOVELY TO BE OUT OF DOORS NEVER MIND DEAR SAID MISSUS BROWN WHEN SHE WAS PUTTING THEM TO BED PERHAPS WE SHALL FIND THE RING TO MORROW AND THE MONEY TOO ADDED BUNNY FIVE DOLLARS IS A LOT TO LOSE MAYBE THE DOG ATE IT SUGGESTED SUE HOW COULD HE ASKED HER BROTHER WELL DIDN'T SPLASH ONCE CHEW UP MY PICTURE BOOK HE ATE ONE OF THE PAPER LEAVES THAT HAD ON IT ABOUT BO PEEP AND HER SHEEP SAID SUE A FIVE DOLLAR BILL IS PAPER AND SO WAS MY MOTHER GOOSE BOOK AND SPLASH ATE THAT
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