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"Sandy was yellow in color," remarked Mrs. Slater. "But I would not call him a very large dog." "Perhaps the dog that took my wife's pocketbook and diamond ring seemed larger to Bunny and Sue than he really was," said Mr. Brown. "He rushed into the yard and out again so quickly that he may have looked extra big." "It would be very strange if it should turn out to be our dog who made so much trouble over your pocketbook," went on Harry's mother. "Sandy did have a bad habit of running off with things. SANDY WAS YELLOW IN COLOR REMARKED MISS EITHER BUT I WOULD NOT CALL HIM A VERY LARGE DOG PERHAPS THE DOG THAT TOOK MY WIFE POCKET BOOK IN TIME AND RING SEEM LIGHTER TO BUNNYAN TOO THAN HE REALLY WAS SAID MISTER BROWN HE RUSHED INTO A YARD AND OUT AGAIN SO QUICKLY THAT THEY MAY HAVE LOOKED EXTRA BIG IT WOULD BE VERY STRANGE IF IT SHOULD TURN OUT TO BE OUR DOG WHO MADE SO MUCH TROUBLE OVER YOUR POCKET BOOK WENT ON HARRY'S MOTHER SANDY DID HAVE A BAD HABIT OF RUNNING OFF WITH THINGS
" said Harry, and he kept close to his mother. "There isn't any danger," remarked Mr. Brown. "The lightning hardly ever strikes near the ocean or the bay. I think it may hit out far from shore. But no houses have ever been struck up here." "I guess the Christmas trees keep it away," said Bunny. "Perhaps," laughed his mother. "It isn't bad, now that the worst outburst is over. Come, Harry, tell us about your lost dog. We have lost one, too." So, while the thunder boomed and the lightning flashed, Mrs. Slater and Harry told about their dog Sandy. "And so he left us in Bellemere, and we haven't seen him since," finished Harry's mother. "How strange!" exclaimed Mrs. Brown. "He left you the same day the strange dog ran into our yard, where Bunny and Sue were playing seesaw, and grabbed up my pocketbook. I wonder if, by any chance, it could be the same animal in both cases." "This dog was a big, yellow one," said Bunny, and he described the animal that had caused him and Sue so much trouble. ORS WENT INTO THE SITTING ROOM OF THE BUNGALOW I DON'T LIKE STORMS SAID HARRY AND HE KEPT CLOSE TO HIS MOTHER THERE ISN'T ANY DANGER REMARKED MISTER BROWN THE LIGHTNING HARDLY EVER STRIKES NEAR THE OCEAN NOR BAY I THINK IT MAY HIT OUT FAR FROM SHORE BUT NO HOUSES HAVE EVER BEEN STRUCK UP HERE I GUESS THE CUST MYSTERIES KEEP IT AWAY SAID BUNNY PERHAPS LAUGHED HIS MOTHER IT ISN'T BAD NOW THAT THE WORST OUTBURST IS OVER COME HARRY TELL US ABOUT YOUR LOST DOG WE HAVE LOST ONE TOO SO WHILE THE THUNDER BOOMED AND LIGHTNING FLASHED MISS SLIDER AND HARRY TOLD ABOUT THEIR DOG SANDY AND SO HE LEFT US IN BELLMERE WE HAVEN'T SEEN HIM SINCE FINISHED HARRY'S MOTHER HOW STRANGE EXCLAIMED MISS BROWN YOU LEFT YOU THE SAME DAY THE STRANGE DOG RAN TO OUR YARD WHERE BUNNY AND SUE WERE PLAYING SEESAW THEN GRABBED UP MY POCKET BOOK I WONDER IF BY ANY CHANCE IT COULD BE THE SAME ANIMAL IN BOTH CASES THIS DOG WAS A BIG YELLOW ONE SAID BUNNY AND IN DESCRIBED THE ANIMAL THAT HAD COST HIM AND SUE SO MUCH TROUBLE
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