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"We've got to go home and tell mother," said Bunny. "Then we can maybe find the dog and the pocketbook somewhere else. It isn't here." "No, I don't see anything of it," remarked Mr. Foswick, looking around his little shop. "You'd better go and tell your folks. They may be worried about you. And tell 'em I'm sorry for locking you in." Bunny and Sue hurried home. They found Mrs. Brown looking up and down the street for them. The other children had gone away. "Where have you been?" WE'VE GOT TO GO HOME AND TELL MOTHER SAID BUNNY THEN WE CAN MAYBE FIND THE DOG IN THE POCKET BOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE IT ISN'T HERE NO I DON'T SEE ANYTHING OF IT REMARKED MISTER FOSWICK LOOKING AROUND HIS LITTLE SHOP YOU'D BETTER GO AND TELL YOUR FOLKS THEY MAY BE WORRIED ABOUT YOU AND TELL THEM I'M SORRY FOR LOCKING YOU IN BUNNY AND SUE HURRIED HOME THEY FOUND MISSUS BROWN LOOKING UP AND DOWN THE STREET FOR THEM THE OTHER CHILDREN HAD GONE AWAY WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN
e rest of the night, have you?" asked the old carpenter, smiling at them over his dusty spectacles. "No, sir. 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. "Did you see him come out of your shop?" asked Sue. "'Cause he wasn't in there when we were." "No, I didn't see any dog," said Mr. Foswick. "But there are some holes at the back where he could have crawled out. That's what he must have done. He didn't come out the front door. But we'll take a look." It did not take the carpenter and the children long to search through the shop and make sure there was no dog there. As Mr. Foswick had said, there were several holes in the back wall of his shop, out of which a dog might have crawled. "What can we do?" asked Sue, looking at her brother after the unsuccessful search. 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 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 DID YOU SEE HIM COME OUT OF YOUR SHOP ASKED SUE CAUSE HE WAS IN THERE AND MEW NO I DIDN'T SEE ANY DOG SAID MISTER FOSWICK BUT THERE ARE SOME HOLES AT THE BACK WHERE HE COULD HAVE CRAWLED OUT THAT'S WHAT HE MUST HAVE DONE HE DIDN'T COME OUT THE FRONT DOOR BUT WELL TAKE A LOOK IT DID NOT TAKE THE CARPENTER AND THE CHILDREN LONG TO SEARCH THROUGH THE SHOP AND MAKE SURE THERE WAS NO DOG THERE AS MISTER FOS HAD SAID THERE WERE SEVERAL HOLES IN THE BACK WALL OF HIS SHOP OUT OF WHICH A DOG MIGHT HAVE CRAWLED WHAT CAN WE DO ASKED SUE LOOKING AT HER BROTHER AFTER THE UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH
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