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CHAPTER IV DADDY BRINGS NEWS Bunny Brown and his sister Sue did not know what to do or what to say when they saw how bad their mother felt. CHAPTER FOUR DADDY BRING'S NEWS BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUIT DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO OR WHAT TO SAY WHEN THEY SAW HOW BAD THEIR MOTHER FELT
, don't take on so!" he exclaimed. "The loss of the pocketbook isn't much. Was there a great amount of money in it?" "A five-dollar bill," his wife answered. "Oh, well, we shall not worry over that if we never find it," he went on. "And you can get another purse." Daddy Brown was smiling. "But you don't understand!" cried Mother Brown. "Just before I sent the children to the store I was doing something in the kitchen. I took off the beautiful diamond engagement ring you gave me, and put it in the pocketbook. I meant to take it out in a moment, but Mrs. Newton came over, and I forgot it. Then I slipped a five-dollar bill in the purse and gave it to the children to go to the store. Oh, dear! what shall I do?" Mr. Brown looked serious. "Are you sure the diamond ring was in the pocketbook?" he asked. "Yes," replied his wife, and there were tears in her eyes. "The dog ran away with the five-dollar bill, the pocketbook and my beautiful diamond ring! Oh, what shall I do? What a terrible loss!  CHAPTER FOUR OF BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE BY LAURA LEIGH HOPE THIS LIBER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN MC GATHY AND SARAH
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