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They had enjoyed the trip to Christmas Tree Cove, all except the storm. "I know we'll have a lovely summer," said Mrs. Brown, as she and her husband went to bed. When they were passing Bunny's room a dog barked in the distance. THEY HAD ENJOYED THE TRIP TO CHRISTMAS TREE COVE ALL EXCEPT A STORM I KNOW WE'LL HAVE A LOVELY SUMMER SAID MISS BROWN AS SHE AND HER HUSBAND WENT TO BED WHEN THEY WERE PASSING BUNNY'S ROOM A DOG BARKED IN THE DISTANCE
and as Bunny and Sue came racing in, almost as hungry as though they had not been given a lunch by Mrs. Madden, their mother called to them: "Get washed for supper now, children." A little later they were sitting down to their first meal in the bungalow at Christmas Tree Cove. "Do you think you are going to like it here?" asked Daddy Brown. "It's dandy!" exclaimed Bunny, being careful not to talk with his mouth too full of bread and butter. "And Jimmie is a nice boy." "I like Rose, too," said Sue. After supper the children ran over to the cottage to play again, and before bedtime they walked along the sandy beach with their father and mother. But pretty soon it was noticed that Bunny and Sue were not saying much, and their walk was becoming slow. "Time for little sailors to turn in!" said Mother Brown, and soon Bunny and Sue were slumbering in little white beds in the bungalow. The rest of the family, except Bunker Blue, sat up rather late, talking over the events of the past few days. MAKING UP THE BEDS FOR THE NIGHT AND AS BUNNY AND SUE CAME RACING IN ALMOST AS HUNGRY AS THOUGH THEY HAD NOT BEEN GIVEN A LUNCH BY MISSUS MADDEN THEIR MOTHER CALLED TO THEM GET WASHED FOR SUPPER NOW CHILDREN A LITTLE LATER THEY WERE SITTING DOWN TO THEIR FIRST MEAL IN THE BUNGALOW AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE DO YOU THINK YOU ARE GOING TO LIKE IT HERE ASKED DADDY BROWN IT'S DANDY EXCLAIMED BUNNY BEING CAREFUL NOT TO TALK WITH HIS MOUTH TOO FULL OF BREAD AND BUTTER AND JIMMIE IS A NICE BOY I LIKE ROSE TOO SAID SUE AFTER SUPPER THE CHILDREN RAN OVER TO THE COTTAGE TO PLAY AGAIN AND BEFORE BEDTIME THEY WALKED ALONG THE SANDY BEACH WITH THEIR FATHER AND MOTHER BUT PRETTY SOON IT WAS NOTICED THAT BUNNY AND SUE WERE NOT SEEING MUCH AND THEIR WALK WAS BECOMING SLOW TIME FOR LITTLE SAILORS TO TURN IN SAID MOTHER BROWN AND SOON BUNNY AND SUE WERE SLUMBERING IN THE LITTLE WHITE BEDS IN THE BUNGALOW THE REST OF THE FAMILY EXCEPT BUNKA BLUE SAT UP RATHER LATE TALKING OVER THE EVENTS OF THE PAST FEW DAYS
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