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"Yes, the window was still broken," answered his father, who began to eat his supper. It was not at all a cheerful evening in the Brown home. Never before had Bunny and Sue felt so unhappy  at least, they could not remember such a time. YES THE WINDOW WAS STILL BROKEN ANSWERED HIS FATHER WHO BEGAN TO EAT HIS SUPPER IT WAS NOT AT ALL A CHEERFUL EVENING IN THE BROWN HOME NEVER BEFORE HAD BUNNY AND SUE FELT SO UNHAPPY AT LEAST THEY COULD NOT REMEMBER SUCH A TIME
l the truth, he did not feel much like eating. He felt bad because his wife was so unhappy about her lost diamond ring. "Mr. Foswick and I searched the carpenter shop as well as we could," said Mr. Brown. "It was rather dark in there, and we could not see much. But we found no pocketbook." "Did you find the dog?" asked Sue eagerly. "No, he had run out," said Mr. Brown. "We saw where he had scattered the sawdust and shavings, though. Was it a dog you ever saw before, Bunny?" "No, Daddy," answered the little boy. "He was a big, strange, new dog. I wish we had him, 'cause we haven't any dog, now that Splash has run away." "I guess this dog has run away, also," said Mr. Brown. "There wasn't a trace of him; nor of the pocketbook, either. But Mr. Foswick and I are going to look in the shop again to-morrow by daylight. It may be the dog dropped the pocketbook, and it got kicked under a pile of sawdust or shavings." "Did you see the place where I broke the window with the hammer?" asked Bunny. SKED AS HE SAT UP TO THE TABLE THOUGH TO TELL THE TRUTH HE DID NOT FEEL MUCH LIKE EATING HE FELT BAD BECAUSE HIS WIFE WAS SO UNHAPPY ABOUT HER LOST DIAMOND RING MISTER FROZBER AND I SEARCHED A CARPENTER'S SHOP AS WELL AS WE COULD SAID MISTER BROWN IT WAS RATHER DARK IN THERE AND WE COULD NOT SEE MUCH BUT WE FOUND NO POCKET BOOK DID YOU FIND THE DOG ASKED SUE EAGERLY NO HE HAD RAN OUT SAID MISTER BROWN WE SAW WHERE HE HAD SCATTERED THE SAWDUST AND SHAVINGS THOUGH WAS IT A DOG YOU EVER SAW BEFORE MONEY NO DADDY ANSWERED THE LITTLE BOY HE WAS A BIG STRANGE NEW DOG I WISH WE HAD HIM CAUSE WE HAVEN'T ANY DOG NOW THAT SPLASH HAS RUN AWAY I GUESS THIS DOG HAS RUN AWAY ALSO SAID MISTER BROWN THERE WASN'T A TRACE OF HIM NOR OF THE POCKET BOOK EITHER MISTER FROSBICK AND I ARE GOING TO LOOK IN THE SHOP AGAIN TO MORROW BY DAYLIGHT IT MAY BE THE DOG DROPPED A POCKETBOOK AND IT GOT KICKED UNDER A PILE OF SAWDUST OR SHAVINGS DID YOU SEE THE PLACE WHERE I BROKE THE WINDOW WITH THE HAMMERER ASKED BUNNY
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