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Sandy only wagged his tail, gave a little bark, and raced off after Harry and Bunny, who were getting into the boat. "All aboard!" called Mr. Ravenwood, as he helped in Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Slater. "All aboard!" "I'll push off and you can start the engine," offered Bunker Blue. SANDY ONLY WAGGED HIS TAIL GAVE A LITTLE BARK AND RACED OFF AFTER HARRY AND BUNNY WHO WERE GETTING INTO THE BOAT ALL ABOARD CRIED MISTER RAVENWOOD AS HE HELPED IN MISSUS BROWN AND MISSUS SLATER ALL ABOARD I'LL PUSH OFF AND YOU CAN START THE ENGINE OFFERED BUNKER BLE
en were so anxious for you to come that I thought this would make the time pass more quickly. We did not dream of your coming to us here." "I'm glad I did," said the young man, as he took a sandwich which Sue passed him. Then there was a happy time on the beach, different parts of the strange stories being told over and over again. Sandy seemed to be thoroughly enjoying himself, and he eagerly ate the pieces of bread and meat the children tossed to him. At last, however, the time came to go home. Mr. Brown was expected up from Bellemere and Mr. Ravenwood said he would wait over and meet him. "We can all get in my boat, and ride to the dock," proposed the young pattern-maker. "Oh, that will be fun!" cried Bunny. "Come on!" The lunch baskets were gathered up, and as they went down the beach to Mr. Ravenwood's boat Sue put her arms around Sandy's neck, looked into the brown eyes of the dog, and said very seriously: "Can't you tell what you did with my mother's pocketbook and diamond ring? VE LUNCH WITH US THE CHILDREN WERE SO ANXIOUS FOR YOU TO COME THAT I THOUGHT THIS WOULD MAKE THE TIME PASS MORE QUICKLY WE DID NOT DREAM OF YOUR COMING TO US HERE I'M GLAD I DID SAID THE YOUNG MAN AS HE TOOK A SANDWICH WHICH SUE PASSED HIM THEN THERE WAS A HAPPY TIME ON THE BEACH DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE STRANGE STORIES BEING TOLD OVER AND OVER AGAIN SANDY SEEMED TO BE THOROUGHLY ENJOYING HIMSELF AND HE EAGERLY ATE THE PIECES OF BREAD AND MEAT THE CHILDREN TOSSED TO HIM AT LAST HOWEVER THE TIME CAME TO GO HOME MISTER BROWN WAS EXPECTED UP FROM BELLAMIR AND MISTER RAVENWOOD SAID HE WOULD WAIT OVER AND MEET HIM WE CAN ALL GET IN MY BOAT AND RIDE TO THE DOCK PROPOSED THE YOUNG PATTERN MAKER OH THAT WILL BE FUN CRIED BUNNY COME ON THE LUNCH BASKETS WERE GATHERED UP AND AS THEY WENT DOWN THE BEACH TO MISTER RAVENWOOD'S BOAT SUE PUT HER ARMS AROUND SANDY'S NECK LOOKED INTO THE BROWN EYES OF THE DOG AND SAID VERY SERIOUSLY CAN'T YOU TELL WHAT YOU DID WITH MY MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK AND DIAMOND RING
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