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"Take it off my toe! Take it off my toe!" cried Bunny. "It's a big, pinching crab," said Mrs. Brown. "Oh, Bunny, I'm so sorry! Come out of the water and I'll make it let go of you. Come out!" TAKE IT OFF MY TOE TAKE IT OFF MY TOE CRIED BUNNY IT'S A BIG PINCHING CRAB SAID MISSUS BROWN OH BUNNY I'M SO SORRY COME OUT OF THE WATER AND I'LL MAKE IT LET GO OF YOU COME OUT
Bunny held the other up in the air, and he was crying something which his mother could not hear. "Sue," asked Mrs. Brown, as she hurried down the slope leading to the beach proper, "did Bunny step on a broken bottle and cut his toe?" "No, Mother, it isn't that," answered the little girl. "I don't know just what it is. I was making a little house on the sand, and Bunny was wading in the water. All of a sudden he yelled, and told me to go and get you 'cause there was something the matter with his toe." "He probably cut himself," said Mrs. Brown, and she began to search in her pocket for an extra handkerchief. It would not be the first time Bunny or Sue had suffered a cut foot because of stepping on a sharp shell or a piece of glass while in wading. But when Mrs. Brown and Sue reached the edge of the little pool in which Bunny was hopping about on one foot, holding himself up by leaning on a piece of driftwood he had picked up and was using as a crutch, his mother saw what the matter was. T AS HE DANCED ON ONE FOOT BUNNY OUT THE OTHER UP IN THE AIR AND HE WAS CRYING SOMETHING WHICH HIS MOTHER COULD NOT HEAR SUE ASKED MISS BROWNE AS SHE HURRIED DOWN THE SLOPE BENDING TO THE BEECH PROPER DID BUNNY STEP ON A BROKEN BOTTLE AND CUT HIS TOE NO MOTHER IT ISN'T THEN THAT ANSWERED THE LITTLE GIRL I DON'T KNOW JUST WHAT IT IS I WAS MAKING A LITTLE HOUSE ON THE SAND AND BUNNY WAS WAITING IN WATER ALL OF A SUDDEN HE YELLED AND TOLD ME TO GO AND GET YOU CAUSE THERE IS SOMETHING THE MATTER WITH HIS TOE HE PROBABLY CUT HIMSELF SAID MISSUS BROWN AND SHE BEGAN TO SEARCH IN HER POCKET FOR AN EXTRA HANDKERCHIEF IT WOULD NOT BE THE FIRST TIME BUNNY OR SUE HAD SUFFERED A CUT FOOT BECAUSE OF STEPPING ON A SHARP SHELL OR A PIECE OF GLASS WHILE IN WAITING BUT WHEN MISSUS BROWN AND SUE REACHED THE EDGE OF THE LITTLE POOL IN WHICH BUNNY WAS HOPPING ABOUT ON ONE FOOT HOLDING HIMSELF UP BY LEANING ON A PIECE OF DRIFTWOOD HE HAD PICKED UP AND WAS USING AS A CRUTCH HIS MOTHER SAW WHAT THE MATTER WAS
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