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"Well, I guess you can sleep here just as well as at home," answered her brother. "You'd better not walk in your sleep, Bunny, 'cause you might walk overboard." "I ain't going to walk in my sleep any more," answered Bunny. "I told daddy I wasn't." "Maybe you can't help it." "Yes, I can. You wait and see." WELL I GUESS YOU CAN SLEEP HERE JUST AS WELL AS AT HOME ANSWERED HER BROTHER YOU'D BETTER NOT WALK IN YOUR SLEEP BUNNY CAUSE YOU MIGHT WALK OVERBOARD I AIN'T GOIN TO WALK IN MY SLEEP ANY MORE ANSWERED BUNNY I TOLD DADDY I WASN'T MAYBE YOU CAN'T HELP IT YES I CAN YOU WAIT AND SEE
e Star when we come back from Christmas Tree Cove." "We'd better get there first," went on Captain Ross, still chuckling at his riddle. "Cast off, Bunker Blue!" Bunker loosed the ropes that held the _Fairy_ to the wharf, and the boat slowly drifted away. "Oh, we've really started!" cried Sue, as she saw the open water between the rail and the string-piece of the wharf. "We'll go faster than this!" exclaimed Bunny. "Wait till Bunker Blue starts the motor." As there was not enough wind to allow the sails to be used, it was needful to start the motor, and soon it was chugging away, sending the _Fairy_ swiftly along through the water. Bunny and Sue were delighted with the trip. They sat in camp-chairs on deck and watched the different sights. They expected to cruise about on the boat for perhaps three days before going to the Cove. They could sleep in the little bunks with which the boat was provided. "It's a funny way to go to bed," said Sue, after looking at the bunks for the tenth time. ECLARED BUNNY I'M GOING TO TELL IT TO CHARLEY STARR WHEN WE COME BACK FROM CHRISTMAS TREE COVE WE'D BETTER GET THERE FIRST WENT ON CAPTAIN ROS STILL CHUCKLING AT HIS RIDDLE CAST OFF BUNKER BLUE BUNKER LOOSED THE ROPES THAT HELD THE FERRY TO THE WHARF AND THE BOAT SLOWLY DRIFTED AWAY OH WE'VE REALLY STARTED CRIED SUE AS SHE SAW THE OPEN WATER BETWEEN THE RAIL AND THE STRING PIECE OF THE WHARF WE'LL GO FASTER THAN THIS EXCLAIMED BUNNY WAIT UNTIL BUNKER BLUE STARTS THE MOTOR AS THERE WAS NOT ENOUGH WIND TO ALLOW THE SAILS TO BE USED IT WAS NEEDFUL TO START THE MOTOR AND SOON IT WAS CHUGGING AWAY SENDING THE FERRIES SWIFTLY ALONG THROUGH THE WATER BUNNY AND SUE WERE DELIGHTED WITH THE TRIP THEY SAT IN CAMP CHAIRS ON DECK AND WATCHED THE DIFFERENT SIGHTS THEY EXPECTED CREWS ABOUT ON THE BOAT FOR PERHAPS THREE DAYS BEFORE GOING TO THE COVE THEY COULD SLEEP IN THE LITTLE BUNKS WITH WHICH THE BOAT WAS PROVIDED IT'S A FUNNY WAY TO GO TO BED SAID SUE AFTER LOOKING AT THE BUNKS FOR THE TENTH TIME
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