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Sue, however, who had hold of her father's other hand, seemed anxious. "Maybe the dog will bite Bunny!" SUE HOWEVER WHO HAD HOLD OF HER FATHER'S OTHER HAND SEEMED ANXIOUS MAYBE THE DOG WILL BITE BUNNY
d Bunny played about the deck. The children had almost forgotten about their mother's lost ring and pocketbook, to say nothing of the five-dollar bill. But that afternoon, when they were going home with their father, they saw something that brought the loss back to their minds. They were walking along the street with Daddy Brown when, all of a sudden, Bunny cried: "There he is! There! There!" "Who?" asked his father. "That big dog that took mother's pocketbook in his mouth and bounced away with it!" was the answer. "There he goes!" Bunny pointed out a large, yellowish-brown dog just running around the corner of the next street. Then Bunny pulled his hand from his father's and raced after the strange animal. "I'll make him show me where mother's ring and pocketbook are!" cried Bunny as he ran down the street. CHAPTER VII THE SLEEP-WALKER So quickly did Bunny Brown pull away from his father to run after the strange dog that Mr. Brown had no chance to call to the little boy to be careful.  CHAPTER SEVEN OF BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN MC GATHY AND SARAH CHAPTER SEVEN THE SLEEP WALKER SO COOKIE DID BUNNY BROWN PULL AWAY FROM HIS FATHER TO RUN AFTER THE STRANGE DOG THAT MISTER BROWN HAD NO CHANCED TO CALL TO THE LITTLE BOY TO BE CAREFUL
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