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"So do I," said Mr. Brown. "She feels quite bad over the loss, and I'm afraid she will not have a happy summer even at Christmas Tree Cove." SO DO I SAID MISTER BROWN SHE FEELS QUITE BAD OVER THE LOSS AND I'M AFRAID SHE WILL NOT HAVE A HAPPY SUMMER EVEN AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE
Dick Ross," her husband replied. "He's very jolly, and I'm sure the children will like him. In fact, they may see him and his boat this afternoon if they wish." "How?" asked Bunny eagerly. And Sue waited for the answer. "He is down at my dock, with his boat _Fairy_," was the answer. "He is having some repairs made to it. The boat is a sailing boat with a motor in it, so it can travel both ways. If you like, Bunny and Sue, you may come down to the dock with me and see Cap'n Dick!" "Oh! Oh!" exclaimed the children in delight, and they hurried through their meal that they might go with their father. On the way to the boat and the fish dock, where Mr. Brown carried on his business, the children and their father stopped at Mr. Foswick's carpenter shop to ask if anything had been found. "No, not yet," answered the old man, looking at Bunny and Sue through his spectacles all dim and dusty with wood dust. "But I haven't got all the sawdust and shavings out yet. I hope to find your wife's ring. SKING RIDDLES MISS BROWN ASKED YES THAT'S CAPTAIN DICK ROSS HER HUSBAND REPLIED HE'S VERY JARTY AND I'M SURE THE CHILDREN WERE LIKE HIM IN FACT THEY MAY SEE HIM IN HIS BOAT THIS AFTERNOON IF THEY WISH HOW ASKED BUNNY AGREEING TO WAITED FOR THE ANSWER HE IS DOWN AT MY DOCK WITH HIS BOAT VERY WAS THE ANSWER HE IS HAVING SOME REPAIRS MADE TO AT THE BOAT HE'S A SAILING BOAT WITH A MOTOR IN IT SO IT CAN TRAVEL BOTH WAYS IF YOU LIKE BUNNING TO YOU MAY COME DOWN TO THE DOCK OF ME AND SEE CAPTAIN DICK OH OH EXCLAIMED THE CHILDREN IN DELIGHT AND THEY HEARD FROM THE MEAL THAT THEY MIGHT GO WITH THEIR FATHER ON THE WAY TO THE BOAT AND THE FISH DOCK WHERE MISTER BROWN CARRIED ON HIS BUSINESS THE CHILDREN AND THEIR FATHERS STOPPED AT MISTER FROSWICK'S CARPENTER'S SHOP TO ASK IF ANYTHING HAD BEEN FOUND NO NOT YET ANSWERED THE OLD MAN LOOKING AT BUNNY AND SUSE THROUGH HIS SPECTACLES ALL DIM AND DUSTY WITH WOOD DUST BUT I HAVEN'T GOT ALL THE SAWDUST AND SHAVINGS OUT YET I HOPE TO FIND YOUR WIFE'S RING
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