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CHAPTER XXV WHAT STOPPED THE ENGINE With a chug chug the motor boat started down along the sandy shore of Christmas Tree Cove. CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE WHAT STOPPED THE ENGINE IF A CHUG CHUCK THE MOTOR BOUT STARTED DOWN ALONG THE SANDY SHORE OF CHRISTMAS TREE KELP
 proposed the young pattern-maker. "Oh, that will be fun!" cried Bunny. "Come on!" The lunch baskets were gathered up, and as they went down the beach to Mr. Ravenwood's boat Sue put her arms around Sandy's neck, looked into the brown eyes of the dog, and said very seriously: "Can't you tell what you did with my mother's pocketbook and diamond ring?" Sandy only wagged his tail, gave a little bark, and raced off after Harry and Bunny, who were getting into the boat. "All aboard!" called Mr. Ravenwood, as he helped in Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Slater. "All aboard!" "I'll push off and you can start the engine," offered Bunker Blue. "I'm used to it and I can hop on after she gets started." "All right," said Mr. Ravenwood, and he went back to the stern of the craft where the gasolene motor was placed under a cover made of wood, to keep out the rain and the salty spray. Bunker pushed the bow of the boat free from the sand and then leaped on board himself. "Start her up!" he cried to Mr. Ravenwood.  CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE OF BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE BY LAURLY HOPE THIS LIVERY BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN MC GAFFY AND SARAH
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