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Bunny had been afraid of that, for he thought he had heard a key turned in the lock. But he had not wanted to say anything to Sue until he made sure. FUNNY HAD BEEN AFRAID OF THAT FOR HE THOUGHT HE HAD HEARD A KEY TURNED IN THE LOCK BUT HE HAD NOT WANTED TO STANDING TO SUE UNTIL HE MADE SURE
me this story opens, that had not come about. The show the two Brown children gave was talked about for a long time in Bellemere. Of course, Bunny and Sue had had help in giving it, and the show was also a means of helping others. Now winter had passed, spring had come and gone, and it was early summer. Bunny and Sue had been playing in the yard before going to the store for their mother when the strange dog had sprung over the fence, snatched up the pocketbook, and had run off with it, darting into the carpenter shop. "I don't see anything of him," said Sue, as she and Bunny made their way amid the piles of boards and lumber and over piles of sawdust and shavings toward the door. "You don't see anything of who?" asked Bunny. "Mr. Foswick or the big dog?" "The dog," answered Sue. "I couldn't see Mr. Foswick, 'cause he's outside. He shut the door on us." "Yes," agreed Bunny, "so he did. Well, maybe we can open it." But, alas! when Bunny and Sue tried the door they found it locked tight.  WOULD RETURN OR BE BROUGHT BACK BUT UP TO THE TIME THIS STORY OPENS THAT HAD NOT COME ABOUT THE SHOW THE TWO BROWN CHILDREN GAVE WAS TALKED ABOUT FOR A LONG TIME IN BELAMIR OF COURSE BUNNY AND SUE HAD HELP IN GIVING IT AND THE SHOW WAS ALSO A MEANS OF HELPING OTHERS NOW WINTER HAD PASSED SPRING HAD COME AND GONE AND IT WAS EARLY SUMMER BUNNY AND SUE HAD BEEN PLAYING IN THE YARD BEFORE GOING TO THE STORE FOR THEIR MOTHER WHEN THE STRANGE DOG HAD SPRUNG OVER THE FENCE SNATCHED UP THE POCKET BOOK AND HAD RUN OFF WITH IT DARTING INTO THE CARPENTER SHOP I DON'T SEE ANYTHING SAID SUE AS SHE AND BUNNY MADE THEIR WAY AMID THE PILES OF BOARDS AND LUMBER AND OTHER PILES OF SAWDUST AND SHAVINGS TOWARDS THE DOOR YOU DON'T SEE ANYTHING OF WHO ASKED BUNNY MISTER FROSWICK OR THE BIG DOG THE DOG ANSWERED SUE I COULDN'T SEE MISTER FROSBICK CAUSE HE'S OUTSIDE HE SHUT THE DOOR ON US YES AGREED BUNNY SO WE DID WELL MAYBE WE CAN OPEN IT BUT ALAS WHEN BUNNY AND TWO TRIED THE DOOR THEY FOUND IT LOCKED TIGHT
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