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But I hope they will give you no trouble. Don't fall into any more barrels, Bunny!" "I won't," promised the little boy. "I wouldn't 'a' fallen in this one if the boards hadn't slipped." BUT I HOPE THEY WILL GIVE YOU NO TROUBLE DON'T FALL INTO ANY MORE BARRELS BUNNY I WON'T PROMISED THE LITTLE BOY I WOULDN'T HAVE FALLEN IN THIS ONE IF THE BOARDS HADN'T SLIPPED
isn't far--and I can give you some bread and milk." "Oh, I am hungry!" said Bunny. "So'm I," added Sue. "I couldn't think of troubling you," put in Mrs. Brown. "We have some things on the boat, and----" "I've just baked some cookies," went on Mrs. Madden, who lived at Christmas Tree Cove all the year around. "I'm sure the children would like them. My boy and girl, who are about the same age as yours, like my cookies very much;" and she smiled at Bunny and Sue. "Oh, Mother," began Bunny, "couldn't we----" "Let me take them over and give them a little lunch while you are getting things to rights," urged the kind woman to Mrs. Brown. "It will be no trouble at all, and Rose and Jimmie will be glad to see them." "Are they your children?" asked Bunny. "Yes, dear. And they'll be glad if you'll play with them." "Very well, they may go. And thank you very much for the invitation," said Mrs. Brown. "It will be better to have them out of the way when the men are bringing in the trunks and things. NGRY SHE SAID TO THE CHILDREN YOU CAN COME OVER TO MY COTTAGE IT ISN'T FAR AND I CAN GIVE YOU SOME BREAD AND MILK OH I AM HUNGRY SAID BUNNY SO AM I ADDED SUE I COULDN'T THINK OF TROUBLING YOU PUT IN MISSUS BROWN WE HAVE SOME THINGS ON THE BOAT AND I'VE JUST BAKED SOME COOKIES WENT ON MISSUS MADDEN WHO LIVED AT CHRISTMAS TREE COVE ALL THE YEAR AROUND I'M SURE THE CHILDREN WOULD LIKE THEM MY BOY AND GIRL WHO ARE ABOUT THE SAME AGE AS YOURS LIKE MY COOKIES VERY MUCH AND SHE SMILED AT BUNNY AND SUE OH MOTHER BEGAN BUNNY COULDN'T WE LET ME TAKE THEM OVER AND GIVE YOU A LITTLE LUNCH WHILE YOU ARE GETTING THINGS TO RIGHTS URGED THE KIND WOMAN TO MISSUS BROWN IT WILL BE NO TROUBLE AT ALL AND ROSE AND JIMMIE WILL BE GLAD TO SEE THEM ARE THEY YOUR CHILDREN ASKED BUNNY YES DEAR AND THEY'LL BE GLAD IF YOU'LL PLAY WITH THEM VERY WELL THEY MAY GO AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE INVITATION SAID MISSUS BROWN IT'LL BE BETTER TO HAVE THEM OUT OF THE WAY WHEN THE MEN ARE BRINGING IN THE TRUNKS AND THINGS
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