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"I don't see what that dog could have done with it," said Bunny, as he glanced around the newly swept shop. "He surely came in here with the pocketbook." I DON'T SEE WHAT THAT DOG COULD HAVE DONE WITH IT SAID BUNNY AS HE GLANCED AROUND THE NEWLY SWEPT SHOP HE SURELY CAME IN HERE WITH THE POCKET BOOK
ad on the pillow. "Poor little dears!" said their mother, as the lights were put out and the house locked for the night. "They are thinking too hard about the lost ring. I mustn't let them see that I care so much, or it will spoil their summer at Christmas Tree Cove." "Yes, forget your loss if you can," suggested her husband. There was much to do the next day--so much that only once in a while did Bunny and Sue think of the strange dog that had run away with their mother's pocketbook and diamond ring. Bunker Blue was busy, also, and so was Uncle Tad, helping to get ready for the trip. Bunny and Sue wanted to help pack, but their mother said they could best help by running on errands. One of these took them to the carpenter shop of Mr. Foswick for a piece of wood Bunker wanted to nail across certain shutters in the house, which was to be closed for the summer. "Well, have you come to take another look for the ring?" asked the carpenter. "It isn't here. Bunker Blue and I looked all over. NNY WAS SOON BACK WITH HIS HEAD ON THE PILLOW POOR LITTLE DEARS SAID THEIR MOTHER AS THE LIGHTS WERE PUT OUT AND THE HOUSE LOCKED FOR THE NIGHT THEY ARE THINKING TOO HARD ABOUT THE LOST RING I MUSTN'T LET THEM SEE THAT I CARE SO MUCH OR IT WILL SPOIL THEIR SUMMER AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE YES FORGET YOUR LOSS IF YOU CAN SUGGESTED HER HUSBAND THERE WAS MUCH TO DO THE NEXT DAY SO MUCH THAT ONLY ONCE IN A WHILE DID BUNNY AND SUE THINK OF THE STRANGE DOG THAT HAD RUN AWAY WITH THEIR MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK AND DIAMOND RING BUNKER BLUE WAS BUSY ALSO AND SO WAS UNCLE TAD HELPING TO GET READY FOR THE TRIP BUNNY AND SUE WANTED TO HELP PACK BUT THEIR MOTHER SAID THEY COULD BEST HELP BY RUNNING ON ERRANDS ONE OF THESE TOOK THEM TO THE CARPENTER'S SHOP OF MISTER FOSWICK FOR A PIECE OF WOOD BUNKER WANTED TO NAIL ACROSS CERTAIN SHUTTERS IN THE HOUSE WHICH WAS TO BE CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER WELL HAVE YOU COME TO TAKE ANOTHER LOOK FOR THE RING ASKED THE CARPENTER IT ISN'T HERE BUNKER BLUE AND I LOOKED ALL OVER
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