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_" They called this several times, but no answer came to them. "I guess he's gone away," said Sue, after a bit. "Yes, I guess so," agreed Bunny. "Well, we've got to get out by ourselves, then." THEY CALLED THIS SEVERAL TIMES BUT NO ANSWER CAME TO THEM I GUESS HE'S GONE AWAY SAID SHE AFTER A BIT YES I GUESS SO AGREED BUNNY WELL WE'VE GOT TO GET OUT BY OURSELVES THEN
 him. We'll just yell and tell him we aren't." "All right--you yell," suggested Sue. So Bunny shouted as loudly as he could: "Mr. Foswick! We didn't do anything! We didn't scatter your sawdust! You locked us in by mistake! Let us out, please!" Then he waited and listened, and so did Sue. There was no answer. "I guess you didn't yell loud enough," said Sue. "Try again, Bunny." Bunny did so. Once more he shouted through the closed door, or at least at the closed door. He shouted loudly, hoping the carpenter would hear him and open the door. "Mr. Foswick! We didn't do anything!" yelled Bunny Brown. Still there was silence. No one came to let the children out. "I guess we'd better both yell," suggested Sue. "You can shout louder than I can, Bunny, but it isn't loud enough. We've both got to yell." "Yes, I better guess we had," agreed the small boy. Standing close to one another near the door, they lifted their voices in a shout, saying: "Mr. Foswick! Mr. Foswick! _We--didn't--do--anything! BECK THINKS WE'RE SOME OF THE BAD BOYYS THAT BOTHER HIM GEORGES YELL AND TELL HIM WE AREN'T ALL RIGHT YOU YELL SUGGESTED SUE SO BUNNY SHOUTED AS LOUDLY AS HE COULD MISTER FOSWICK WE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WE DIDN'T SCATTER YOUR SAWDUST YOU LOCKED US IN BY MISTAKE LET US OUT PLEASE THEN HE WAITED AND LISTENED AND SO DID SUE THERE WAS NO ANSWER I GUESS YOU DIDN'T YELL LOUD ENOUGH SAID SUE TRY AGAIN BUNNY BUNNY DID SO ONCE MORE HE SHOUTED THROUGH THE CLOSED DOOR OR AT LEAST AT THE CLOSED DOOR HE SHOUTED LOUDLY HOPING THE CARPENTER WOULD HEAR HIM AND OPEN THE DOOR MISTER FOSWIGG WE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING YELLED BUNNY BROWN STILL THERE WAS SILENCE NO ONE CAME TO LET THE CHILDREN OUT I GUESS WE'D BETTER BOTH YELL SUGGESTED SUE YOU CAN SHOUT LOUDER THAN I CAN BUNNY BUT ISN'T LOUD ENOUGH WE'VE BOTH GOT A YELL YES I BETTER GUESS WE HAD AGREED THE SMALL BOY STANDING CLOSE TO ONE ANOTHER NEAR THE DOOR THEY LIFTED THEIR VOICES AND SHOUT SAYING MASTER FLAWS WORK MISTER FLAWS WORK WAIT YOU DON'T DO ANYTHING
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