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Brown must have known that Bunny and Sue were thinking this, for she very kindly said to them: "Now, don't worry, my dears. Perhaps daddy will find the pocketbook, and the money and ring safely in it. I know you wanted to play, and that is why you did not go to the store at once. But never mind. BROWN MUST HAVE KNOWN THAT BUNNY AND SUE WERE THINKING THIS FOR SHE VERY KINDLY SAID TO THEM NOW DON'T WORRY MY DEARS PERHAPS DADDY WILL FIND THE POCKET BOOK AND THE MONEY AND RING SAFELY IN IT I KNOW YOU WANTED TO PLAY AND THAT IS WHY YOU DID NOT GO TO THE STORE AT ONCE BUT NEVER MIND
, what shall I do?" asked Mrs. Brown once more, when the story was finished. "There is only one thing to do," said Mr. Brown. "I'll go back to the carpenter shop, and Mr. Foswick and I will look for the pocketbook. The dog probably dropped it among the shavings." "Let us come, too," said Bunny. "We can show you where the dog ran in the front door that was open." "I think I can see that place all right myself," answered Mr. Brown. "You children get your supper. I'll be back in a little while." It was not a very joyful supper for Bunny Brown and his sister Sue. Every once in a while they would see tears in their mother's eyes, and they could not help but feel it was partly their fault that the diamond ring was lost. For if Bunny and Sue had gone to the store as soon as their mother had told them to go, and had not stopped to play on the seesaw, and had not put the pocketbook down on the bench where the dog so easily reached it, all this trouble would not have come upon their mother. Mrs. H THE BROKEN WINDOW WHAT SHALL I DO ASKED MISSUS BROWN ONCE MORE WHEN THE STORY WAS FINISHED THERE IS ONLY ONE THING TO DO SAID MISTER BROWN I'LL GO BACK TO THE CARPENTER'S SHOP AND MISTER FOSBICK AND I WILL LOOK FOR THE POCKET BOOK THE DOG PROBABLY DROPPED IT AMONG THE SHAVINGS LET US COME TOO SAID BUNNY WE CAN SHOW YOU WHERE THE DOG RAN IN THE FRONT DOOR THAT WAS OPEN I THINK I CAN SEE THAT PLACE ALL RIGHT MYSELF ANSWERED MISTER BROWN YOU CHILDREN GET YOUR SUPPER I'LL BE BACK IN A LITTLE WHILE IT WAS NOT A VERY JOYFUL SUPPER FOR BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE THEY WOULD SEE TEARS IN THEIR MOTHERS EYES AND THEY COULD NOT HELP BUT FEEL IT WAS PARTLY THEIR FAULT THAT THE DIAMOND RING WAS LOST FOR IF BUNNY AND SUE HAD GONE TO THE STORE AS SOON AS THEIR MOTHER HAD TOLD THEM TO GO AND HAD NOT STOPPED TO PLAY ON THE SEE SAW AND HAD NOT PUT THE POCKET BOOK DOWN ON THE BENCH WHERE THE DOGS SO EASILY REACHED IT ALL THIS TROUBLE WOULD NOT HAVE COME UPON THEIR MOTHER MISSUS
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