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"Yes, Sandy could very easily have run down the street on which your house is located," said Harry's mother. "As I told the children, he had a habit of taking things in his mouth and running away with them. YES SANDY COULD VERY EASILY HAVE RUN DOWN THE STREET ON WHICH YOUR HOUSE IS LOCATED SAID HARRY'S MOTHER AS I TOLD THE CHILDREN HE HAD A HABIT OF TAKING THINGS HIS MOUTH AND RUNNING AWAY WITH THEM
ere very fond," said Mrs. Slater, who, with Harry, was paying a call after supper on the Browns. "As I have told Bunny and Sue, one day, when we were out in our auto looking for a place to spend the summer, Sandy leaped out and ran away. We did all we could to get him back, but he disappeared, and we had to go on without him, much to Harry's sorrow. "The place where Sandy leaped from the auto and ran away was Bellemere, and we were quite surprised when we got here to find that you people lived there," went on Mrs. Slater, nodding at Mrs. Brown and her family. "And maybe it was Sandy who ran in the yard and took the pocketbook when Sue and I were having a seesaw out in the barn," suggested Bunny. "Of course it is possible," admitted Mr. Brown, when there had been more talk and it was discovered that the Sandy dog was lost the very same day that Mrs. Brown's pocketbook was picked up off the bench and carried away by a strange yellow animal that then ran into Mr. Foswick's carpenter shop. MED SANDY OF WHOM WE WERE VERY FOND SAID MISS SLIDER WHO WHILE FAIRY WAS PAYING A CALL AFTER SUPPER ON THE BROWNS AS I HAVE TOLD BUNNY'S AND SUE ONE DAY WE WERE OUT IN OUR AUTO LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO SPEND THE SUMMER SANDY LEAPED OUT IN RAN AWAY WE DID ALL WE COULD TO GET HIM BACK BUT HE DISAPPEARED AND WE HAD TO GO ON WITHOUT HIM MUCH TO HARRY'S SORROW THE PLACE WHERE SANDY LEEPED FROM THE AUTO AND RAN AWAY HE WAS BELL MERE AND WE WERE QUITE SURPRISED WHEN WE GOT HERE TO FIND THAT YOU PEOPLE LIVED THERE WENT ON MISS SLATER NODDING AT MISS BROWNE AND HER FAMILY AND MAYBE IT WAS SANDY WHO RAN IN THE YARD AND TOOK THE POCKETBOOK WHEN SHE AND I WERE HAVING A SEESAW OUT IN THE BARN SUGGESTED BUNNY OF COURSE IT IS POSSIBLE ADMITTED MISTER BROWNE WHEN THEY HAD BEEN MORE TALK AND IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT THE SANDY DOG WAS LOST THE VERY SAME DAY THAT MISSUS BROWN'S POCKETBOOK WAS PICKED UP OFF THE BENCH AND CARRIED AWAY BY A STRANGE OLD ANIMAL THAT THEN RAN INTO MISTER FROZIER'S CARPENTER'S SHOP
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