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In the Brown home was also Uncle Tad, an old soldier. In the first book of this series, called "Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue," I told you many of the things that happened to the children. IN THE BROWN HOME WAS ALSO UNCLE TAD AN OLD SOLDIER IN THE FIRST BOOK OF THIS SERIES CALLED BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE I TOLD YOU MANY OF THE THINGS THAT HAPPENED TO THE CHILDREN
I heard Mr. Foswick say he'd fix 'em if he caught 'em. He must have thought we was them," she added, letting her English get badly tangled in her excitement. "I guess so," agreed Bunny. "Well, we'll tell him we aren't. Come on, Sue!" Giving up, for the time being, their search in the carpenter shop for the strange, big yellow dog, Bunny and Sue walked back toward the front door, which had been slammed shut. And while they are seeking to make Mr. Foswick understand that he had made a mistake, and had punished the wrong children, I shall have a moment or two to tell my new readers something about the characters whose adventures I hope to relate to you in this story. The town of Bellemere, which was on the seacoast and near a small river, was the home of Bunny Brown and his sister Sue. Their father, Walter Brown, was in the boat and fish business, owning a wharf, where he had his office. Men and boys worked for him, and one big boy, Bunker Blue, was a great friend of Bunny and his sister. SCATTER THE SAWDUST ALL OVER AND I HEARD MISTER FROSBICK SAY HE'D FIX HIM IF WE CAUGHT HIM HE MUST HAVE THOUGHT WE WAS THEM SHE ADDED LETTING HER ANGUISH GET BADLY TANGLED IN THEIR EXCITEMENT I GUESS SO AGREED BUNNY WELL WE'LL TELL HIM WE AREN'T COME ON SUE GIVING UP FOR THE TIME BEING THEIR SEARCH IN THE CARPENTER SHOP FOR THE STRANGE BIG YELLOW DOG BUNNY AND SUE WALKED BACK TOWARD THE FRONT DOOR WHICH HAD BEEN SLAMMED SHUT AND WHILE THEY WERE SEEKING TO MAKE MISTER FOSWICK UNDERSTAND THAT HE HAD MADE A MISTAKE AND HAD PUNISHED WRONG CHILDREN I SHALL HAVE A MOMENT OR TWO TO TELL MY NEW READERS SOMETHING ABOUT THE CHARACTERS WHOSE ADVENTURES I HOPE TO RELATE TO YOU IN THE STORY THE TOWN OF BELLAMIR WHICH WAS ON THE SEA COAST AND NEAR A SMALL RIVER WAS THE HOME OF BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE THEIR FATHER WALTER BROWN WAS IN THE BOAT AND FISH BUSINESS ONLY A WHARF WHERE HE HAD HIS OFFICE MEN AND BOYS WORKED FOR HIM AND ONE BIG BOY BUNKER BLUE WAS A GREAT FRIEND OF BUNNY AND HIS SISTER
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