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"I guess we'll be home pretty soon now," said Bunny hopefully. "Let's walk over this way;" and he pointed to a new path that crossed the one they had been walking along for some time. I GUESS WE'LL BE HOME PRETTY SOON NOW SAID BUNNY HOPEFULLY LET'S WALK OVER THIS WAY AND HE POINTED TO A NEW PATH THAT CROSSED THE ONE THEY HAD BEEN WALKING ALONG FOR SOME TIME
alked along, they heard the distant bark of a dog. At once Sue stood still and pulled her brother to a stop also. "Bunny! did you hear that?" she asked. "Yes," he replied, "I did. It's nothing but a dog, and he's a good way off, 'cause his bark was real little." "But, Bunny! maybe it's the dog that took mother's pocketbook and ring," Sue went on. "If it is we ought to chase him!" She was forgetting her fear of being lost now in the excitement over hearing the dog bark and in thinking he might be the one that had caused the loss of the diamond ring. "Listen!" whispered Bunny. He and Sue stood in the fast-darkening woods and to their ears the bark of the dog sounded fainter now. "He's going away," announced Bunny. "Anyhow, I don't s'pose he was the same dog. That dog never could get away up here. It must be some other one." "Well, maybe it is," agreed Sue. "Oh, Bunny, when are we going to get home?" she asked, and this time it sounded very much as though she were going to cry in earnest. NNY HAD GLIMPSED THE SIGHT OF THE BUNGALOW ALL AT ONCE AS THEY WALKED ALONG THEY HEARD THE DISTANT SPARK OF A DOG AT ONCE SUSSE STOOD STILL AND PULLED HER BROTHER TO A STOP ALSO BUNNY DID YOU HEAR THAT SHE ASKED YES HE REPLIED I DID IT'S NOTHING BUT A DOG AND HE'S A GOOD WAY OFF CAUSE HIS BARK WAS REAL LITTLE BUT BUNNY MAYBE IT'S THE DOG THAT TOOK MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK AND RING SHE WENT ON IF IT IS WE OUGHT TO CHASE HIM SHE WAS FORGETTING HER FEAR OF BEING LOST NOW IN THE EXCITEMENT OF HEARING THE DOG BARK AND THINKING HE MIGHT BE THE ONE THAT CAUSED THE LOST OF THE DINING RING LISTEN WHISPERED BUNNY HE AND SUE STOOD IN THE FAST DARKENING WOODS END TO THREE YEARS THE BARK OF THE DOG SOUNDED FAINTER NOW HE'S GOING AWAY ANNOUNCED BUNNY ANYHOW I DON'T SUPPOSE HE WAS THE SAME DOG THAT DOG NEVER COULD GET AWAY UP HERE IT MUST BE SOME OTHER ONE WELL MAYBE THIS AGREED SO OH BUNNY WHEN ARE WE GOING TO GET HOME SHE ASKED AND THIS TIME IT SOUNDED VERY MUCH AS THOUGH SHE WAS GOING TO CRY IN EARNEST
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