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"It will be clear to morrow," said Bunker Blue, who had come in from a trip to the store. "The wind is working around and the sun will be out to morrow." IT WILL BE CLEAR TO MORROW SAID BUNKER BLUE WHO HAD COME IN FROM A TRIP TO THE STORE THE WIND IS WORKING AROUND AND THE SUN WILL BE OUT TO MORROW
to go to their hotel. It was then about eight o'clock in the evening. "Mr. Slater has advertised for our lost dog," his wife said, as she was departing. "If we ever find him, Bunny and Sue can look at Sandy and make sure whether or not he is the dog that ran into their yard. Though, of course, that will not bring back your ring, I am sorry to say," she added. The storm kept up all night and part of the next day. It rained hard and the wind blew, though the thunder and lightning were soon over. It settled into what the cove dwellers called a "nor'easter," and it was not at all pleasant. Bunny and Sue could not go out to play, but Uncle Tad and Bunker Blue amused the children indoors. Mr. Brown had to go back to Bellemere, but he went on the train, as the bay was so rough the boat did not run, and Captain Ross had not returned with the _Fairy_. "I wish Harry could come over and play with us," said Bunny on the second day of the storm, as he stood with his nose pressed against the window.  THE LADY AND HER SON PREPARED TO GO TO THEIR HOTEL IT WAS THEN ABOUT EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING MISTER SLATER HAS ADVERTISED FOR OUR LOST DOG HIS WIFE SAID AS SHE WAS DEPARTING IF WE EVER FIND HIM BUNNY AND SUE CAN LOOK AT SANDY AND MAKE SURE WHETHER OR NOT HE IS THE DOG THAT RAN INTO THEIR YARD THOUGH OF COURSE THAT WILL NOT BRING BACK YOUR RING I'M SORRY TO SAY SHE ADDED THE STORM KEPT UP ALL NIGHT AND PART OF THE NEXT DAY IT RAINED HARD AND THE WIND BLEW THOUGH THE THUNDER AND LIGHTNING WERE SOON OVER IT SETTLED INTO WHAT THE COVE DWELLERS CALLED A NOR'EASTER AND IT WAS NOT AT ALL PLEASANT BUNNY AND SUE COULD NOT GO OUT TO PLAY BUT UNCLE TAD AND BUNKER BLUE AMUSED THE CHILDREN INDOORS MISTER BROWN HAD TO GO BACK TO BELLAMIR BUT HE WENT ON THE TRAIN AS THE BAY WAS SO ROUGH THE BOAT DID NOT RUN AND CAPTAIN ROSS HAD NOT RETURNED WITH THE FERRY I WISH HARRY COULD COME OVER AND PLAY WITH US SAID BUNNY ON THIS SECOND DAY OF THE STORM AS HE STOOD WITH HIS NOSE PRESSED AGAINST THE WINDOW
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