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"I don't see how the box got into the bay and floated all the way up here from Sea Gate. It is quite a distance." I DON'T SEE HOW THE BOX GOT INTO THE BAY AND FLOATED ALL THE WAY UP HERE FROM SEA GATE IT IS QUITE A DISTANCE
could be in it, but, after a while, the children ran off to play in the sand, and to wade and paddle in the water. "Let's build a big sand fort," suggested Bunny. "Oh, no, make it a doll house," cried Sue. "All right, a doll house," said Harry, who was beginning to like Sue as much as he did Bunny. So they built a wonderful doll house of sand, with four rooms and an elegant driveway. But just as it was completed the whole thing caved in. "My! ain't I glad none of my dolls were in that," declared Sue. Mr. Brown came up to his summer home that night, and, after looking at the box, wrote a letter to Mr. Ravenwood, telling how it had been found. This letter was mailed to Sea Gate, and then followed a time of waiting. In the letter Mr. Brown had told how Bunny, Sue, and Harry Slater had found the box. "I wonder when we'll get an answer," remarked Bunny several times in the next two days. "If the box is at all valuable Mr. Ravenwood ought to answer daddy's letter very soon," said Mrs. Brown.  SUE AND HARRY WONDERED WHAT COULD BE IN IT BUT AFTER A WHILE THE CHILDREN RAN OFF TO PLAN THE SAND AND TO WADE AND PADDLE IN THE WATER LET'S BUILD A BIG SAND FOR SUGGESTED BUNNY OH NO MAKE IT A DOLL HOUSE CRIED SUE ALL RIGHT A DOLL HOUSE SAID HARRY WHO WAS BEGINNING TO LIKE SUE AS MUCH AS HE DID BUNNY THEY BUILT A WONDERFUL DOLL HOUSE OF SAND WITH FOUR ROOMS AND ELEGANT DRIVEWAY BUT JUST AS IT WAS COMPLETED THE WHOLE THING CAVED IN MY AIN'T I GLAD NONE OF MY DOLLS WERE IN THAT DECLARED SUE MISTER BROWN CAME UP TO HIS SUMMER HOME THAT NIGHT AND AFTER LOOKING AT THE BOX WROTE A LETTER TO MISTER RAVENWOOD TELLING HIM HOW IT HAD BEEN FOUND THIS LETTER WAS MAILED TO SEEK OUT AND THEN FOLLOWED THE TIME OF WAITING IN THIS LETTER MISTER BROWNE HAD TOLD THE BUNNY SUE AND HARRIS LETTER HAD FOUND THE BOX I WONDER WHEN WE'LL GET AN ANSWER REMARKED BUNNY SEVERAL TIMES IN THE NEXT TWO DAYS IF THE BOX IT IS AT ALL VALUABLE MISTER RAVEN WOULD OUGHT TO ANSWER DADDY'S LETTER VERY SOON SAID MISSUS BROWN
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