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Then Mrs. Slater, too, looked toward the three children. "Is Harry in trouble again?" asked his mother. "No, this time it seems to be Sue," said Mrs. Brown. "I think she is stuck in the mud." "Is that serious?" asked Mrs. Slater, for she had not been to the seashore enough to know anything about clam digging. "Oh, there is no danger," said Mrs. Brown. "They may get very muddy. But they have on their bathing suits, and can easily wash. THEN MISSUS SLATER TOO LOOKED TOWARD THE THREE CHILDREN IS HARRY IN TROUBLE AGAIN ASKED HIS MOTHER NO THIS TIME IT SEEMS TO BE SUE SAID MISSUS BROWN I THINK SHE IS STUCK IN THE MUD IS THAT SERIOUS ASKED MISSUS SLATER FOR SHE HAD NOT BEEN TO THE SEA SHORE ENOUGH TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT CLAM DIGGING OH THERE IS NO DANGER SAID MISSUS BROWN THEY MAY GET VERY MUDDY BUT THEY HAVE ON THEIR BATHING SUITS AND CAN EASILY WASH
t that had been piled up as he and Harry dug holes to get at the shellfish. Then the two boys stood, one on either side of Sue, so she could put her hands on their shoulders. "Maybe we'll get stuck in the mud, too," suggested Harry. "Oh, I guess not," said Bunny. "Anyhow, if we do, it'll be fun." Seeing Bunny and Harry about to help her, Sue felt better. She gave up the notion of crying, and began to pull up, first on one foot and then on the other. At first it seemed that neither one would move, so sticky was the mud and muck. But at last Sue felt one giving, and she cried: "Oh, I'm getting loose! I'm getting loose, Bunny!" "Pull harder!" directed her brother. "Pull as hard as you can!" Just about this time Mrs. Brown, who was sitting on the sand under the sun umbrella talking to Mrs. Slater, happened to look over toward the children who had gone clam-digging. She saw Bunny and Harry standing close to Sue, and she knew, by the way the children were acting, that something had happened. D DUG AND BUNNY SET IT ON TOP OF THE PILE OF DIRT THAT HAD BEEN PILED UP AS HE AND HARRY DUG HOLES TO GET AT THE SHELL FISH THEN THE TWO BOYS STOOD ONE ON EITHER SIDE OF SUE SO SHE COULD PUT HER HANDS ON THEIR SHOULDERS MAYBE WE'LL GET STUCK IN THE MUD TOO SUGGESTED HARRY OH I GUESS NOT SAID BUNNY ANYHOW IF WE DO IT'LL BE FUN SEEING BUNNY AND HARRY ABOUT TO HELP HER SUE FELT BETTER SHE GAVE UP THE NOTION OF CRYING AND BEGAN TO PULL UP FIRST ON ONE FOOT THEN ON THE OTHER AT FIRST IT SEEMED THAT NEITHER ONE WOULD MOVE SO STICKY WAS THE MUD AND MUCK BUT AT LAST SUE FELT ONE GIVING AND SHE CRIED OH I'M GETTING LOOSE I'M GETTING LOOSE BUNNY PLL HARDER DIRECTED HER BROTHER PULL AS HARD AS YOU CAN JUST ABOUT THIS TIME MISSUS BROWN WHO WAS SITTING ON THE SAND UNDER THE SUN UMBRELLA TALKING TO MISSUS SLATER HAPPENED TO LOOK OVER TOWARD THE CHILDREN WHO HAD GONE CLAM DIGGING SHE SAW BUNNY AND HARRY STANDING CLOSE TO SUE AND SHE KNEW BY THE WAY THE CHILDREN WERE ACTING THAT SOMETHING HAD HAPPENED
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