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As Mrs. Brown was watching, she saw something dark slide suddenly over the side of the sailboat, and at the same time she heard Sue's screams and saw Bunker let go the sail and make a grab for an object in the water. AS MISSUS BROWN WAS WATCHING SHE SAW SOMETHING DARK SLIDE SUDDENLY OVER THE SIDE OF THE SAIL BOAT AND AT THE SAME TIME SHE HEARD SUE'S SCREAMS AND SAW BUNKER LET GO THE SAIL AND MAKE A GRAB FOR AN OBJECT IN THE WATER
e watched Bunker Blue sailing to and fro in Christmas Tree Cove, and finally he headed back for the dock. "I'll take Bunny and Sue out now if you'll let them come with me," said Bunker to Mrs. Brown, who, with the children, was watching the trial of the new sailboat. "Very well. But be careful and don't go too far!" cautioned the children's mother. Delighted by the prospect of a ride before the wind around the cove, Bunny and Sue got into the boat. There was just about room enough for three. Bunker had rigged up a rudder on the boat and there was a small centerboard in the middle to keep the craft from tipping over in a hard blow. "All aboard!" cried Bunny, pretending to help Sue to her place. "All aboard!" answered Bunker, as he pulled over the tiller and let the boat swing out from the dock. Then for some time the children sailed about the cove, while Mrs. Brown watched them from the bank. Mr. Brown was to come up to the cove that night on the evening train, to stay for several days. IRST THOUGH BUNNY AND SUE WATCHED BUNKER BLUE SAILING TO AND FRO IN CHRISTMAS TREE COVE AND FINALLY HE HEADED BACK FOR THE DOCK I'LL TAKE BUNNY AND SUE OUT NOW IF YOU'LL LET THEM COME WITH ME SAID BUNKER TO MISSUS BROWN WHO WITH THE CHILDREN WAS WATCHING THE TRIAL OF THE NEW SAIL BOAT VERY WELL BUT BE CAREFUL AND DON'T GO TOO FAR CAUTIONED THE CHILDREN'S MOTHER DELIGHTED BY THE PROSPECT OF A RIDE BEFORE THE WIND AROUND THE COVE BUNNY AND SUE GOT INTO THE BOAT THERE WAS JUST ABOUT ROOM ENOUGH FOR THREE BUNKER HAD RIGGED UP A RIDER ON THE BOAT AND THERE WAS A SMALL CENTER BOARD IN THE MIDDLE TO KEEP THE CRAFT FROM TIPPING OVER IN A HARD BLOW ALL ABOARD CRIED BUNNY PRETENDING TO HELP SUE TO HER PLACE ALL ABOARD ANSWERED BUNKER AS HE PULLED OVER THE TILLER AND LET THE BOAT SWING OUT FROM THE DOCK THEN FOR SOME TIME THE CHILDREN SAILED ABOUT THE COVE WHILE MISSUS BROWN WATCHED THEM FROM THE BANK MISTER BROWN WAS TO COME UP TO THE COVE THAT NIGHT ON THE EVENING TRAIN TO STAY FOR SEVERAL DAYS
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