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And she really had, for a moment. "So you're awake, children," she said. "The storm is a bad one, and we are heading for a quiet cove where we will soon be sheltered and more quiet." "Can't I get up, Mother, and dress?" AND SHE REALLY HAD FOR A MOMENT SO YOU'RE AWAKE CHILDREN SHE SAID THE STORM IS A BAD ONE AND WE ARE HEADING FOR A QUIET COVE WHERE WE WILL SOON BE SHELTERED AND MORE QUIET CAN'T I GET UP MOTHER AND DRESS
. "It's only the storm, I guess. Oh, feel that!" he cried, and as he spoke the _Fairy_ seemed to be trying to stand on her "head." CHAPTER XI WHERE IS BUNNY? Sue Brown did not know quite what to do. As she cuddled up in the little berth aboard the _Fairy_, she felt herself being tossed over toward the edge. At first she was afraid she would be thrown out on the cabin floor, but the strips of canvas her mother had fastened in place stopped the little girl from having a fall, just as they had stopped Bunny. Sue looked up at the tiny electric light, operated by a storage battery. Captain Ross had put it there so the children would not be in the dark if they awakened in the night and needed something. "Bunny! Bunny!" exclaimed Sue, "I don't like a storm on a boat at night!" Before Bunny could answer his sister the door of the little stateroom where they were was opened and Mother Brown looked in. She was dressed, and her head, face and hair were wet as though she had been out in the storm. BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE BY LAURA LEE HOPE THIS LIBERY BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY SHAHN MC GAFFIE AND SARA CHAPTER ELEVEN WHERE IS BUNNY SUE BROWN DO NOT KNOW QUITE WHAT TO DO AS SHE CUDDLED UP IN THE LITTLE FIOF ABOARD THE FERRY SHE FELT HERSELF BEING TOSSED OVER TOWARD THE EDGE AT FIRST SHE WAS AFRAID SHE WOULD BE THROWN OUT ON THE CABIN FLOOR BUT THE STRIPS OF CANVAS HER MOTHER HAD FASTENED IN PLACE STOPPED THE LITTLE GIRL FROM HAVING A FALL JUST AS THEY HAD STOPPED FUNNY SUE LOOKED UP AT THE TINY ELECTRIC LIGHT OPERATED BY A STORAGE BATTERY CAPTAIN ROSS HAD PUT IT THERE SO THE CHILDREN WOULD NOT BE IN THE DARK IF THEY AWAKENED IN THE NIGHT NEEDED SOMETHING BUNNY BUNNY EXCLAIMED SUE I DON'T LIKE A STORM ON A BOAT AT NIGHT BEFORE BUNNY COULD ENTER ASSISTER THE DOOR OF THE LITTLE STATEROOM WHERE THEY WERE WAS OPENED AND MOTHER BROWN LOOKED IN SHE WAS DRESSED AND HER HEAD FACE AND HAIR WERE WET AS THOUGH SHE HAD BEEN OUT IN THE STORM
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