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I see how it may have happened. After Sandy disappeared my husband put advertisements about him in many seashore papers. He asked that word of finding of the dog be sent to him at his city office or to me here at Christmas Tree Cove. I SEE HOW IT MAY HAVE HAPPENED AFTER SANDY DISAPPEARED MY HUSBAND PUT ADVERTISEMENTS ABOUT HIM IN MANY SEASHORE PAPERS HE ASKED THE WORD OF FINDING THE DOG BE SENT TO HIM AT A CITY OFFICE OR TO ME HERE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE
t was Sandy who ran in the yard and took the pocketbook when Sue and I were having a seesaw out in the barn," suggested Bunny. "Of course it is possible," admitted Mr. Brown, when there had been more talk and it was discovered that the Sandy dog was lost the very same day that Mrs. Brown's pocketbook was picked up off the bench and carried away by a strange yellow animal that then ran into Mr. Foswick's carpenter shop. "Yes, Sandy could very easily have run down the street on which your house is located," said Harry's mother. "As I told the children, he had a habit of taking things in his mouth and running away with them. And he might have picked up the pocketbook. Of course it seems a very strange thing to have happened, but it is possible." "How did Mr. Ravenwood get the dog which he says in his letter he has?" asked Mr. Brown, while Bunny and the others listened carefully. "It is not certain this is our dog," went on Mrs. Slater. "We shall know that when he comes here after his box. FAMILY AND MAYBE IT WAS SANDY WHO RAN IN THE YARD AND TOOK THE POCKETBOOK WHEN SHE AND I WERE HAVING A SEESAW OUT IN THE BARN SUGGESTED BUNNY OF COURSE IT IS POSSIBLE ADMITTED MISTER BROWNE WHEN THEY HAD BEEN MORE TALK AND IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT THE SANDY DOG WAS LOST THE VERY SAME DAY THAT MISSUS BROWN'S POCKETBOOK WAS PICKED UP OFF THE BENCH AND CARRIED AWAY BY A STRANGE OLD ANIMAL THAT THEN RAN INTO MISTER FROZIER'S CARPENTER'S SHOP YES SANDY COULD VERY EASILY HAVE RUN DOWN THE STREET ON WHICH YOUR HOUSE IS LOCATED SAID HARRY'S MOTHER AS I TOLD THE CHILDREN HE HAD A HABIT OF TAKING THINGS HIS MOUTH AND RUNNING AWAY WITH THEM AND HE MIGHT HAVE PICKED UP THE POCKET BOOK OF COURSE IT SEEMS A VERY STRANGE THING TO HAVE HAPPENED BUT IT IS POSSIBLE HOW DID MISTER RAVENWOOD GET THE DOG WHICH HE SAYS IN HIS LETTER HE HAS ASKED MISTER BROWN WHILE BUNNY AND THE OTHERS LISTENED CAREFULLY IT IS NOT CERTAIN THIS IS OUR DOG WENT ON MISSUS SLATER WE SHALL KNOW THAT WHEN HE COMES HERE AFTER HIS BOX
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