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There was really very little danger, for the water in the cove was not deep, and Bunker was such a good swimmer that he, very likely, could have managed to get out both Bunny Brown and his sister Sue if they had fallen in together. THERE WAS REALLY VERY LITTLE DANGER FOR THE WATER IN THE COVE WAS NOT DEEP AND BUNKER WAS SUCH A GOOD SWIMMER THAT HE VERY LIKELY COULD HAVE MANAGED TO GET OUT BOTH BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE IF THEY'D FALLEN IN TOGETHER
unny," said Mrs. Brown, as the boat neared the dock. "I wonder how Bunny happened to fall overboard." This was explained when the wet, dripping little chap was helped out of the boat to which Bunker had fitted a sail. "He saw something floating in the water," said Bunker, "and he reached for it, though I told him not to, as I was going about. But he did, and he lost his balance, and in he went." "But Bunker got him right out again!" Sue made haste to say. "It wasn't Bunker's fault," added Bunny. "He told me not to lean over." "Then you should have minded," said his mother. "It was very wrong of you, Bunny, to do that. I told you to mind Bunker when you went out with him. Now, as a punishment, you may not go sailing again this week." And though Bunny cried and said he would never disobey again, he was punished just as his mother said he must be. Sue was allowed to go for a sail, while Bunny had to stay on shore. "You must be made to understand that you have done wrong," his mother said. ROSE I'M GLAD NEITHER OF YOU HAD TO JUMP IN AFTER BUNNY SAID MISSUS BROWN AS THE BOAT NEARED THE DOCK I WONDER HOW BUNNY HAPPENED TO FALL OVERBOARD THIS WAS EXPLAINED WHEN THE WET DRIPPING LITTLE CHAP WAS HELPED OUT OF THE BOAT TO WHICH BUNKER HAD FITTED A SAIL HE SAW SOMETHING FLOATING IN THE WATER SAID BUNKER AND HE REACHED FOR IT THOUGH I TOLD HIM NOT TO AS I WAS GOING ABOUT BUT HE DID AND HE LOST HIS BALANCE AND IN HE WENT BUT BUNKER GOT HIM RIGHT OUT AGAIN SUE MADE HASTE TO SAY IT WASN'T BUNKER'S FAULT ADDED BUNNY HE TOLD ME NOT TO LEAN OVER THEN YOU SHOULD HAVE MINDED SAID HIS MOTHER IT WAS VERY WRONG OF YOU BUNNY TO DO THAT I TOLD YOU TO MIND BUNKER WHEN YOU WENT OUT WITH HIM NOW AS A PUNISHMENT YOU MAY NOT GO SAILING AGAIN THIS WEEK AND THOUGH BUNNY CRIED AND SAID HE WOULD NEVER DISOBEY AGAIN HE WAS PUNISHED JUST AS HIS MOTHER SAID HE MUST BE SUE WAS ALLOWED TO GO FOR A SAIL WHILE BUNNY HAD TO STAY ON SHORE YOU MUST BE MADE TO UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE DONE WRONG HIS MOTHER SAID
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