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"The loss of the pocketbook seems to get on his mind. Go to sleep, Bunny," she murmured to him, going into his room, and pressing his head down on the pillow. Then he turned over and went off to Slumberland again. THE LOSS OF THE POCKET BOOK SEEMS TO GET ON HIS MIND GO TO SLEEP BUNNY SHE MURMURED TO HIM GOING INTO HIS ROOM AND PRESSING HIS HEAD DOWN ON THE PILLOW THEN HE TURNED OVER AND WENT OFF TO SLUMBERLAND AGAIN
e Rose, too," said Sue. After supper the children ran over to the cottage to play again, and before bedtime they walked along the sandy beach with their father and mother. But pretty soon it was noticed that Bunny and Sue were not saying much, and their walk was becoming slow. "Time for little sailors to turn in!" said Mother Brown, and soon Bunny and Sue were slumbering in little white beds in the bungalow. The rest of the family, except Bunker Blue, sat up rather late, talking over the events of the past few days. They had enjoyed the trip to Christmas Tree Cove, all except the storm. "I know we'll have a lovely summer," said Mrs. Brown, as she and her husband went to bed. When they were passing Bunny's room a dog barked in the distance. The little fellow seemed to hear it, for he sat up in bed and cried: "There! There he is! There's the dog that has your ring, Mother! I'm going to get it!" "He's talking in his sleep again," whispered Mr. Brown. "Yes," agreed his wife in a low voice. ND BUTTER AND JIMMIE IS A NICE BOY I LIKE ROSE TOO SAID SUE AFTER SUPPER THE CHILDREN RAN OVER TO THE COTTAGE TO PLAY AGAIN AND BEFORE BEDTIME THEY WALKED ALONG THE SANDY BEACH WITH THEIR FATHER AND MOTHER BUT PRETTY SOON IT WAS NOTICED THAT BUNNY AND SUE WERE NOT SEEING MUCH AND THEIR WALK WAS BECOMING SLOW TIME FOR LITTLE SAILORS TO TURN IN SAID MOTHER BROWN AND SOON BUNNY AND SUE WERE SLUMBERING IN THE LITTLE WHITE BEDS IN THE BUNGALOW THE REST OF THE FAMILY EXCEPT BUNKA BLUE SAT UP RATHER LATE TALKING OVER THE EVENTS OF THE PAST FEW DAYS THEY HAD ENJOYED THE TRIP TO CHRISTMAS TREE COVE ALL EXCEPT A STORM I KNOW WE'LL HAVE A LOVELY SUMMER SAID MISS BROWN AS SHE AND HER HUSBAND WENT TO BED WHEN THEY WERE PASSING BUNNY'S ROOM A DOG BARKED IN THE DISTANCE THE LITTLE FELLOW SEEMED TO HEAR IT FOR HE SAT UP IN BED AND CRIED THERE THERE HE IS THERE'S THE DOG TO HAS YOUR RING MOTHER I'M GOING TO GET IT HE'S TALKING IN HIS SLEEP AGAIN WHISPERED MISTER BROWN YES AGREED HIS WIFE IN A LOW VOICE
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