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Then the children, with their mother, walked up a little hill to the little house where they hoped to spend many happy days. "Oh, isn't it pretty!" exclaimed Sue, as she strolled up the path, bordered with clam shells. "It's awful nice here." THEN THE CHILDREN WITH THEIR MOTHER WALKED UP A LITTLE HILL TO THE LITTLE HOUSE WHERE THEY HOPED TO SPEND MANY HAPPY DAYS OH ISN'T IT PRETTY EXCLAIMED SUE AS SHE STROLLED UP THE PATH BORDERED WITH CLAM SHELLS IT'S AWFUL NICE HERE
 us here," said Mrs. Brown. "I'm sorry, Captain, that your boat is broken." "Oh, a smashed propeller isn't anything," he answered, with a laugh. "I was going to get a new one, anyhow. I'll just land you folks and then I'll sail back to Bellemere and have my boat fixed." "And then you can come back and get us," said Sue; "but not for a long, long time, 'cause Bunny and I are going to stay at Christmas Tree Cove and have fun." "That's what we are!" said Bunny Brown. Slowly the boat swept up to the dock. Then the sail was lowered, and she was tied fast. Next began the work of unloading the things the Browns had brought with them to keep house all summer in the little bungalow, which was not far from the dock. Mr. Brown, Uncle Tad, Captain Ross and Bunker Blue unloaded the things, and Mr. Brown hired a man to cart them to the bungalow. Bunny and Sue said good-bye to Captain Ross, who, with the help of a man whom he could hire at Christmas Tree Cove, would sail his boat back later that day.  BAD YOU HAD SUCH BAD LUCK BRINGING US HERE SAID MISSUS BROWN I'M SORRY CAPTAIN THAT YOUR BOAT IS BROKEN OH A SMASH PROPELLER ISN'T ANYTHING HE ANSWERED WITH A LAUGH I WAS GOING TO GET A NEW ONE ANYHOW I'LL JUST LAND YOU FOLKS AND THEN I'LL SAIL BACK TO BELLAMIR AND HAVE MY BOAT FIXED AND THEN YOU CAN COME BACK AND GET US SAID SUE BUT NOT FOR A LONG LONG TIME CAUSE BUNNY AND I ARE GOING TO STAY AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE AND HAVE FUN THAT'S WHAT WE ARE SAID BUNNY BROWN PLU IS A BOAT SLAPPED UP TO THE JOCK THEN THE SAIL WAS LOWERED AND SHE WAS TIED FAST NEXT BEGAN THE LOOK OF LOADING THE THINGS THAT THE BROWNS HAD BROUGHT WITH THEM TO KEEP HOUSE ALL SUMMER IN THE LITTLE BUNGALOW WHICH WAS NOT FAR FROM THE DOCK MISTER BROWN UNCLE TAD AND CAPTAIN ROSS AND BUNKER BLEW UNLOADED THE THINGS AND MISTER BARON HARDER MANNED TO CART THEM TO THE BUNGALOW BUNNY AND SUE SAID GOOD BYE TO CAPTAIN ROSS WHO LOOKED HELP OF A MAN WHOM HE COULD HIRE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COB WOULD SAIL HIS BOAT BACK LATER THAT DAY
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