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We came back about the dog," said Bunny. "We were chasing a strange dog that had mother's pocketbook, and he ran in here. That's why we came in," the boy explained, and he told how they had been playing with the seesaw when the strange animal jumped into the Brown yard. WE CAME BACK ABOUT THE DOG SAID BUNNY WE WERE CHASING A STRANGE DOG THAT HAD MOTHER'S POCKET BOOK AND HE RAN IN HERE THAT'S WHY WE CAME IN THE BOY EXPLAINED AND HE TOLD HOW THEY HAD BEEN PLAYING WITH THE SEE SAW WHEN THE STRANGE ANIMAL JUMPED INTO THE BROWN YARD
wick, and he seemed surprised. "If they hadn't broken the glass I might not have heard them calling," said the drygoods merchant. "Oh, well, I guess you couldn't help it; and a broken window won't cost much to fix," said the old carpenter. "I'm sorry you had all that trouble, and I'm glad you're neither of you cut. Tell your pa and ma I'm real sorry." "We will," promised Bunny. And then, after Bunny and Sue had started home on the run, for it was getting late and toward supper time, Sue suddenly thought of something. She turned back. "Oh, Bunny!" she cried. "We forgot to ask Mr. Foswick about the dog!" "So we did! The dog that has mother's pocketbook. Maybe he saw him run out of the carpenter shop, and noticed which way he went. Let's go back and ask him." Back they turned, to find Mr. Foswick nailing a board over the broken pane of glass. "Well, you haven't come back to stay the rest of the night, have you?" asked the old carpenter, smiling at them over his dusty spectacles. "No, sir. MEAN TO OH BROKE A WINDOW DID YOU EXCLAIMED MISTER FOSBICK AND HE SEEMED SURPRISED IF THEY HADN'T BROKEN THE GLASS I MIGHT NOT HAVE HEARD THEM CALLING SAID THE DRY GOODS MERCHANT OH WELL I GUESS YOU COULDN'T HELP IT AND A BROKEN WINDOW WON'T COST MUCH TO FIX SAID THE OLD CARPENTER I'M SORRY YOU HAD ALL THAT TROUBLE AND I'M GLAD YOU'RE NEITHER OF YOU CUT TELL YOUR PA AND MA I'M REAL SORRY WE WILL PROMISE BUNNY AND THEN AFTER BUNNY AND SUE HAD STARTED HOME ON THE RUN FOR IT WAS GETTING LATE AND TOWARDS SUPPER TIME SUE SUDDENLY THOUGHT OF SOMETHING SHE TURNED BACK OH BUNNY SHE CRIED WE FORGOT TO ASK MISTER FROZICK ABOUT THE DOG SO WE DID THE DOG DOES MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK MAYBE HE SAW HIM RUN OUT OF THE CARPENTER SHOP AND NOTICE WHICH WAY HE WENT LET'S GO BACK AND ASK HIM BACK THEY TURNED TO FIND MISTER FROZICK MOWING ABOARD OVER THE BROKEN PANE OF GLASS WELL YOU HAVEN'T COME BACK TO STAY THE REST OF THE NIGHT HAVE YOU ASKED THE OLD CARPENTER SMILING AT THEM OVER HIS DUSTY SPECTACLES NO SIR
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