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Bunny could not answer that. Besides, he had other things to look after. He wanted to get himself and his sister out of the carpenter shop before Sue began to cry. Bunny didn't like crying girls, even his sister, though he felt sorry for them. "I can take a hammer and pull the nails out of a window where it's nailed shut, and then I can raise it and we can crawl out," explained Bunny to his sister. "There's sure to be a hammer in a carpenter shop." BUNNY COULD NOT ANSWER THAT BESIDES HE HAD OTHER THINGS TO LOOK AFTER HE WANTED TO GET HIMSELF AND HIS SISTER OUT OF THE CARPENTER'S SHOP BEFORE SUE BEGAN TO CRY BUNNY DIDN'T LIKE CRYING GIRLS EVEN HIS SISTER THOUGH HE FELT SORRY FOR THEM I CAN TAKE A HAMMER AND PULL THE NAILS OUT OF A WINDOW WHERE ITS NAILED SHUT AND THEN I CAN RAISE IT AND WE CAN CRAWL OUT EXPLAINED BUNNY TO HIS SISTER THERE'S SURE TO BE A HAMMER IN A CARPENTER SHOP
 shop. "Are you whistling for the dog?" asked Sue. "No, not zactly," Bunny answered. "I'm just whistlin' for myself. I'm going to do something." "What?" asked Sue. She knew that whenever Bunny was making anything, such as a boat out of a piece of wood or a sidewalk scooter from an old roller skate, he always whistled. The more he worked the louder he whistled. "What are you going to make now?" asked Sue. "Oh, I'm not going zactly to _make_ anything," Bunny explained. "I'm just going to _do_ something. I'm going to open one of these windows so we can get out, same as the dog did." "But he didn't get out of a window," objected Sue. "How could he, if they were nailed shut before we came in? And they must 'a' been, 'cause we didn't hear Mr. Foswick hammering." "Yes, I guess the windows have been nailed shut maybe a long time," agreed Bunny. "But, anyhow, the dog got out and we can get out." "But how could he get out if both doors are locked and the windows nailed shut?" Sue wanted to know. RFULLY AS HE COULD BUNNY BROWN GLANCED ALL AROUND THE CARPENTER SHOP ARE YOU WHISTLING FOR THE DOG ASKED SUE NO NOT EXACTLY BUNNY ANSWERED I'M JUST LISTENING FOR MYSELF I'M GOING TO DO SOMETHING WHAT ASKED SUE SHE KNEW THAT WHENEVER BUNNY WAS MAKING ANYTHING SUCH AS A BOAT OUT OF A PIECE OF WATER SODWALKS SCREWTER FROM AN OLD ROLLER'S GATE HE ALWAYS WHISTLED THE MORE HE WORKED THE LOUDER HE WHISTLED WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE NOW ASKED SUE OH I'M NOT GOING EXACTLY TO MAKE ANYTHING BUNNY EXPLAINED I'M JUST GOING TO DO SOMETHING I'M GOING TO OPEN ONE OF THESE WINDOWS SO WE CAN GET OUT SAME AS THE DOG DID BUT HE DIDN'T GET OUT OF A WINDOW OBJECTED SUE HOW COULD HE IF THEY WERE A NAILED SHUT BEFORE WE CAME IN AND THEY MUST HAVE BEEN CAUSE WE DIDN'T HEAR MISTER FOSBALL CAMERA YES I GUESS THE WINDOWS HAVE BEEN NAILED SHUT MAYBE A LONG TIME AGREED BUNNY BUT ANYHOW THE DOG GOT OUT AND WE CAN GET OUT BUT HOW COULD HE GET OUT IF BOTH DOORS ARE LOCKED AND THE WINDOWS NAILS SHUT SUE WANTED TO KNOW
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