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and Bunny howled, for the crab was pinching hard. "Can't you skip, as we do when we play hopscotch?" AND BUNNY HOWLED FOR THE CRAB WAS PINCHING HARD CAN'T YOU SKIP AS WE DO WHEN WE PLAY HOP SCOTCH
use of stepping on a sharp shell or a piece of glass while in wading. But when Mrs. Brown and Sue reached the edge of the little pool in which Bunny was hopping about on one foot, holding himself up by leaning on a piece of driftwood he had picked up and was using as a crutch, his mother saw what the matter was. "Take it off my toe! Take it off my toe!" cried Bunny. "It's a big, pinching crab," said Mrs. Brown. "Oh, Bunny, I'm so sorry! Come out of the water and I'll make it let go of you. Come out!" By this time Sue, also, had seen the cause of the trouble. A big crab had been caught when the tide went down, and was in the pool of water, which, surrounded by sand, was like a little lake. Bunny must have stepped on the creature when wading. It had nipped the big toe of his left foot, and was holding on, though Bunny had raised his foot out of the water as far as he could. "Come here, Bunny. I'll get him off for you," his mother called. "I can't come! How am I going to walk on one foot?  OR SUE HAD SUFFERED A CUT FOOT BECAUSE OF STEPPING ON A SHARP SHELL OR A PIECE OF GLASS WHILE IN WAITING BUT WHEN MISSUS BROWN AND SUE REACHED THE EDGE OF THE LITTLE POOL IN WHICH BUNNY WAS HOPPING ABOUT ON ONE FOOT HOLDING HIMSELF UP BY LEANING ON A PIECE OF DRIFTWOOD HE HAD PICKED UP AND WAS USING AS A CRUTCH HIS MOTHER SAW WHAT THE MATTER WAS TAKE IT OFF MY TOE TAKE IT OFF MY TOE CRIED BUNNY IT'S A BIG PINCHING CRAB SAID MISSUS BROWN OH BUNNY I'M SO SORRY COME OUT OF THE WATER AND I'LL MAKE IT LET GO OF YOU COME OUT BY THIS TIME SUE ALSO HAD SEEN THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE A BIG CRAB HAD BEEN CAUGHT WHEN THE TIDE WENT DOWN AND WAS IN THE POOL OF WATER WHICH SURROUNDED BY SAND WAS LIKE A LITTLE LAKE BUNNY MUST HAVE STEPPED ON THE CREATURE WHEN WAITING IT HAD NIPPED THE BIG TOE OF HIS LEFT FOOT AND WAS HOLDING ON THOUGH BUNNY HAD RAISED HIS FOOT OUT OF THE WATER AS FAR AS HE COULD COME HERE BUNNY I'LL GET HIM OFF FOR YOU HIS MOTHER CALLED I CAN'T COME HOW AM I GOING TO WALK ON ONE FOOT
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