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"Oh, what shall I do?" asked Mrs. Brown once more, when the story was finished. "There is only one thing to do," said Mr. Brown. "I'll go back to the carpenter shop, and Mr. Foswick and I will look for the pocketbook. The dog probably dropped it among the shavings." WHAT SHALL I DO ASKED MISSUS BROWN ONCE MORE WHEN THE STORY WAS FINISHED THERE IS ONLY ONE THING TO DO SAID MISTER BROWN I'LL GO BACK TO THE CARPENTER'S SHOP AND MISTER FOSBICK AND I WILL LOOK FOR THE POCKET BOOK THE DOG PROBABLY DROPPED IT AMONG THE SHAVINGS
side his wife while the little boy and his sister looked on wonderingly. "I know I left the ring in the pocketbook," replied Mrs. Brown, wiping her eyes on her handkerchief. "I didn't think of it until a little while ago, and then I thought Bunny and Sue would bring it back with the change from the five-dollar bill. The ring was inside the middle part of the pocketbook, and they wouldn't have to open that to get at the money. Oh, children, did a dog really run away with the pocketbook?" "Yes, he really did," said Bunny. "And he run into the carpenter shop, and we ran after him, and Mr. Foswick locked us in, and he was sorry, and Bunny broke a window, and he was sorry, too," explained Sue, almost in one long breath. "Well, that's quite a story," said Mr. Brown. "Let's hear it all over again." So Bunny and Sue told all that had happened, from the time they had been teetering until they were let out of the carpenter shop after Mr. Reinberg had heard them calling through the broken window.  RING INTO THE HOUSE BEFORE BUNNY AND TOO WENT TO THE STORE TRY TO THINK AND HE SAT DOWN BESIDE HIS WIFE WHILE THE LITTLE BOY AND HIS SISTER LOOKED ON WONDERINGLYPING HER EYES ON HER HANDKERCHIEF I DIDN'T THINK OF IT UNTIL A LITTLE WHILE AGO AND THEN I THOUGHT BUNNY AND SUE WOULD BRING IT BACK WITH THE CHANGE FROM THE FIVE DOLLAR BILL THE RING WAS INSIDE THE MIDDLE PART OF THE POCKET BOOK AND THEY WOULDN'T HAVE TO OPEN THAT TO GET AT THE MONEY O CHILDREN DID A DOG REALLY RUN AWAY WITH THE POCKET BOOK YES HE REALLY DID SAID BUNNY AND HE RAN INTO THE CARPENTER'S SHOP AND WE RAN AFTER HIM AND MISTER FOSWICK LOCKED US IN AND HE WAS SORRY AN BUNNY BROKE A WINDOW AND HE WAS SORRY TOO EXPLAINED SUE ALMOST IN ONE LONG BREATH WELL THAT'S QUITE A STORY SAID MISTER BROWN LET'S HEAR IT ALL OVER AGAIN SO BUNNY AND SUE TOLD ALL THAT HAD HAPPENED FROM THE TIME THEY HAD BEEN TEETERING UNTIL THEY WERE LET OUT OF THE CARPENTER'S SHOP AFTER MISTER RHINBERG HAD HEARD THEM CALLING THROUGH THE BROKEN WINDOW
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