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Each day brought new joys. They could build houses on the sand, paddle or bathe in the cool, shallow water, sail tiny boats which Uncle Tad made for them, or take walks with their mother. Daddy Brown stayed for several days at the cove, and then he had to go back to Bellemere to his dock and boat business. But he said he would come to the cove again as soon as he could. EACH DAY BROUGHT NEW JOYS THEY COULD BUILD HOUSES ON THE SAND PADDLE OR BATHE IN THE COOL SHALLOW WATER SELL TINY BOATS WHICH UNCLE TAD MADE FOR THEM OR TAKE WALKS WITH THEIR MOTHER DADDY BROWN STAYED FOR SEVERAL DAYS AT THE COVE AND THEN HE HAD TO GO BACK AT BELL MERE TO HIS DOCK AND BOAT BUSINESS BUT HE SAID HE WOULD COME TO THE COVE AGAIN AS SOON AS HE COULD
 same dog, I'm pretty sure. That pocketbook and ring are gone forever, I guess. Now come on home." "Do you know the way?" asked Sue, as Bunny took hold of Bunker's other hand. "Oh, yes. And it isn't far to the bungalow," answered the fish boy. "You couldn't see it on account of the thick trees." And, surely enough, in a little while he led them out on the path to the beach and they were soon at the bungalow again. "You must not go off into these woods alone again," said Mrs. Brown. "They are thicker and darker than the woods at home, Bunny, and it is easier for you to get lost in them. Don't go to them alone again." "No'm, I won't," promised the little fellow. "But wouldn't it have been fine, Mother, if we could have found the dog that took your diamond ring?" "Yes, Bunny, it would be lovely," said Mrs. Brown. "But I'm afraid that will never happen." There were so many things to do to have fun at Christmas Tree Cove that Bunny Brown and his sister Sue hardly knew what to play at first.  CHILDREN WHO WERE NO LONGER LOST BUT IT ISN'T THE SAME DOG I'M PRETTY SURE THAT POCKETBOOK AND RING ARE GONE FOR EVER I GUESS NOW COME ON HOME DO YOU KNOW THE WAY ASKED SUE AS BUNNY TOOK HOLD OF BUNKER'S OTHER HAND OH YES AND IT ISN'T FAR TO THE BUNGALOW ANSWERED THE FISH BOY YOU COULDN'T SEE IT ACCOUNT OF THE THICK TREES AND SURELY ENOUGH IN A LITTLE WHILE HE LED THEM OUT ON THE PATH TO THE BEACH AND THEY WERE SOON AT THE BUNGALOW AGAIN YOU MUST NOT GO OFF INTO THESE WOODS ALONE AGAIN SAID MISSUS BROWN THEY ARE THICKER AND DARKER THAN THE WOODS AT HOME BUNNY AND IT IS EASIER FOR YOU TO GET LOST IN THEM DON'T GO TO THEM ALONE AGAIN NO M I WON'T PROMISED THE LITTLE FELLOW BUT WOULDN'T IT HAVE BEEN FINE MOTHER IF WE COULD HAVE FOUND THE DOG THAT TOOK YOUR DIAMOND RING YES BUNNY IT WOULD HAVE BEEN LOVELY SAID MISSUS BROWN BUT I'M AFRAID THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN THERE ARE SO MANY THINGS TO DO TO HAVE FUN AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE THAT BUNNY AND HIS SISTER SHOE HARDLY KNEW WHAT TO PLAY AT FIRST
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