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"There was no sign of the other dog, either," Mr. Brown answered. "He must have been a stray dog that just ran through the town. A sort of tramp dog, I fancy." "Then there isn't any good news," remarked Bunny, and he grew a little sad and unhappy again. "Yes, there is good news; though it isn't about mother's ring," said Mr. Brown. "Nor about a dog?" asked Sue. "No, it isn't about a dog, either," her father said. THERE WAS NO SIGN OF THE OTHER DOG EITHER MISTER BROWN ANSWERED HE MUST HAVE BEEN A STRAY DOG THAT JUST RAN FOR TOWN A SORT OF TRAMP DOG I FANCY THEN THERE ISN'T ANY GOOD NEWS REMARKED BUNNY YES THERE IS GOOD NEWS THOUGH IT ISN'T ABOUT MOTHER'S RINGS SAID MISTER BROWN NOR ABOUT A DOG ASKED SUE NO IT ISN'T ABOUT A DOG EITHER HER FATHER SAID
welve o'clock whistles blew, Bunny saw his father coming along the street on his way home to lunch. "Oh, Daddy! did you find mother's ring?" called the little boy, as he ran to meet his father. "No, not yet," was the answer. "But I have some good news for all of you." "Oh, maybe he's found Splash or the other dog!" cried Sue, as she, also, ran to meet her father. CHAPTER V ADRIFT The faces of Bunny and Sue shone with delight as they hurried along, one on one side and one on the other of their father, each having hold of a hand. Mr. Brown, too, was more joyful than he had been the night before when the story of the lost ring had been told. "Did you find Splash?" asked Sue, as she tripped along. "No, I am sorry to say I did not," replied Mr. Brown. "I guess you will have to give Splash up as lost. Though he may run back again some day as suddenly as he ran off." "And didn't you find the other dog--the one that took mother's ring in the pocketbook?" asked Bunny. His father shook his head.  CHAPTER FIVE OF BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE BY LAURELY HOPE THIS LIBERAL BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN MC GH AND SARAH CHAPTER FIVE ADRIFT THE FACES OF BUNNY AND SUE SHONE WITH DELIGHT AS THEY HURRIED ALONG ONE ON ONE SIDE AND ONE ON THE OTHER OF THEIR FATHER EACH HAVING HOLD OF A HAND MISTER BROWN TOO WAS MORE JOYFUL THAN HE HAD BEEN THE NIGHT BEFORE WHEN THE STORY OF THE LOST RING HAD BEEN TOLD DID YOU FIND SPLASH ASKED SUE AS SHE TRIPPED ALONG NO I AM SORRY TO SAY I DID NOT REPLIED MISTER BROWN I GUESS YOU WILL HAVE TO GIVE SPLASH UP AS A LOSS THOUGH YOU MAY RUN BACK AGAIN SOME DAY AS SUDDENLY AS HE RAN OFF AND YOU DIDN'T FIND THE OTHER DOG THE ONE THAT TOOK MOTHER'S RING IN THE POCKET BOOK ASKED BUNNY HIS FATHER SHOOK HIS HEAD
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