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He was not in his own bunk, nor in that of any one else, nor was he in the small room where the gasolene motor was built, though Bunny liked to go there to watch the whirring wheels when the motor was in motion. HE WAS NOT IN HIS OWN DUNK NOR WAS HE IN THAT OF ANY ONE ELSE NOR WAS HE IN THE SMALL ROOM WHERE THE GASOLENE MOTOR WAS BUILT THOUGH BUNNY LIKED TO GO THERE TO WATCH THE WHIRRING WHEELS WHEN THE MOTOR WAS IN MOTION
rong, Mrs. Brown?" asked the jolly old sailor. "I can't find Bunny," she answered. "He was here with Sue a moment ago. Oh, I'm afraid Bunny----" "Now, don't think that anything has happened!" interrupted Mr. Brown. "He's probably hiding somewhere." "Bunny wouldn't do that," declared his mother. "No, we weren't playing hide and go seek," said Sue. "Then he must be downstairs in one of the cabins, or he is asleep in his berth," said Mr. Brown. "I'll look." "I'll help," offered Uncle Tad, who, himself, had been taking a nap in his berth. "I suppose he must be down below if he isn't up here," said Mrs. Brown, hoping this was true. "I want to look, too." Sue was beginning to be a bit frightened now, and she started to follow the others below, while Captain Ross and Bunker Blue, seeing how worried Mr. and Mrs. Brown were, dropped the sail on which they were working and decided to join in the search. It did not take them long to make a search of the boat below decks. No Bunny was to be found. D BUNKER BLUE WERE MENDING ONE OF THE SAILS ANYTHING WRONG WAS BROWN ASKED THE JOLLY OLD SAILOR I CAN'T FIND BUNNY SHE ANSWERED HE WAS HERE IF SUE A MOMENT AGO OH I'M AFRAID BUNNY NOW DON'T THINK THAT ANYTHING HAS HAPPENED INTERRUPTED MISTER BROWNE HE'S PROBABLY HIDING SOMEWHERE BUNNY HE WOULDN'T DO THAT DECLARED HIS MOTHER NO WE WEREN'T PLAYING HIND GROSSIQUE SAID SUE THEN HE MUST BE DOWNSTAIRS IN ONE OF THE CABINS OR HE IS ASLEEP IN HIS BERTH SAID MISTER BROWN I'LL LOOK I'LL HELP OFFERED UNCLE TAD WHO HIMSELF HAD BEEN TAKING A NAP IN HIS BERTH I SUPPOSE HE MUST BE DOWN BELOW IF HE ISN'T UP HERE SAID MISSUS BROWN HOPING THIS WAS TRUE I WANT TO LOOK TOO SUE WAS BEGINNING TO BE A BIT FRIGHTENED NOW AND SHE STARTED TO FOLLOW THE OTHERS BELOW WHILE CAPTAIN ROSS AND BUNKER BLUE SEEING HOW WORRIED MISTER AND MISSUS BROWN WERE DROPPED THE SAIL ON WHICH THEY WERE WORKING AND DECIDED TO JOIN IN THE SEARCH IT DID NOT TAKE THEM LONG TO MAKE A SEARCH OF THE BOAT BELOW DECKS NOBODY WAS TO BE FOUND
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