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"Maybe some of those boys ran in and took my pocketbook and ring," suggested Mrs. Brown. "Oh, no," explained Bunny. "We ran right in after the dog, and there were no big boys around. We didn't see the dog run out, but Mr. Foswick said there were holes in the back of his shop and he could get out that way." "Yes," agreed Mr. Brown, "he could. And he may have done so. We are going to look around in the back of the shop as soon as the inside is cleaned out." MAYBE SOME OF THOSE BOYS RAN IN AND TOOK MY POCKETBOOK AND RING SUGGESTED MISSUS BROWN OH NO EXPLAINED BUNNY WE RAN IN RIGHT AFTER THE DOG AND THERE WERE NO BIG BOYS AROUND WE DIDN'T SEE THE DOG RUN OUT BUT MISTER FOSBICK SAID THERE WERE HOLES IN THE BACK OF HIS SHOP AND HE COULD GET OUT THAT WAY YES AGREED MISTER BROWN HE COULD AND HE MAY HAVE DONE SO WE ARE GOING TO LOOK AROUND IN THE BACK OF THE SHOP AS SOON AS THE INSIDE IS CLEANED OUT
ny better word than that which he had telephoned after his visit to the carpenter shop. "No," he said, in answer to her look, "we didn't find the pocketbook. But Mr. Foswick is going to have a regular house-cleaning in his shop. He is going to get the sawdust and shavings out of the way, and then we can make a better search." "I hope he will be careful when he takes them out," said Mrs. Brown. "My pocketbook was not very large, and it might easily be thrown away in a shovelful of shavings or sawdust." "He will be very careful," her husband promised. "He is very sorry he locked Bunny and Sue in his shop, very sorry indeed." "Oh, we didn't mind!" exclaimed Bunny. "We were scared a little, at first, but not much. Only I broke the window." "Mr. Foswick didn't seem to mind that much," went on Mr. Brown. "The 'pesky' boys, as he calls them, certainly do bother him a lot by running in the open front door when he is busy in the back of his shop. They scatter the sawdust and shavings all about. D TELL BY HIS FACE WHETHER HE HAD ANY BETTER WORD THAN THAT WHICH HE HAD TELEPHONED AFTER HIS VISIT TO THE CARPENTER'S SHOP NO HE SAID IN ANSWER TO HER LOOK WE DIDN'T FIND THE POCKET BOOK BUT MISTER FOSWICK IS GOING TO HAVE A REGULAR HOUSE CLEANING IN HIS SHOP HE IS GOING TO GET THE SAWDUST AND SHAVINGS OUT OF THE WAY AND THEN WE CAN MAKE A BETTER SEARCH I HOPE HE WILL BE CAREFUL WHEN HE TAKES THEM OUT SAID MISSUS BROWN MY POCKET BOOK WAS NOT VERY LARGE AND IT MIGHT EASILY BE THROWN AWAY IN A SHOVELFUL OF SHAVINGS OR SAWDUST HE WILL BE VERY CAREFUL HER HUSBAND PROMISED HE IS VERY SORRY HE LOCKED BUNNY AND SUE IN HIS SHOP VERY SORRY INDEED OH WE DIDN'T MIND EXCLAIMED BUNNY WE WERE SCARED A LITTLE AT FIRST BUT NOT MUCH ONLY I BROKE THE WINDOW MISTER FOSWICK DIDN'T SEEM TO MIND THAT MUCH WENT ON MISTER BROWN THE PESKY BOYS AS HE CALLS THEM CERTAINLY DO BOTHER HIM A LOT BY RUNNING IN THE OPEN FRONT DOOR WHEN HE IS BUSY IN THE BACK OF HIS SHOP THEY SCATTER THE SAWDUST AND SHAVINGS ALL ABOUT
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