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There was Bunny, in his blue pajamas, coming down the stairs. His eyes were wide open, but they had a funny look in them. "I know where it is!" he said. "That dog has it on his tail." "What?" asked Mr. Brown. "What do you mean, Bunny? What has the dog on his tail?" THERE WAS BUNNY AND HIS BLUE JAM WAS COMING DOWN THE STAIRS HIS EYES WERE WIDE OPEN BUT THEY HAD A FUNNY LOOK IN THEM I KNOW WHERE IT IS HE SAID THE DOG HAS IT ON HIS TAIL WHAT ASKED MISTER BROWN WHAT DO YOU MEAN BUNNY WHAT HAS THE DOG ON HIS TAIL
d go. "Maybe we can come up on a picnic and see you," said Harry. "Oh, I hope you can!" exclaimed Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Brown sat on the porch in the evening glow, watching the children at play and talking over what it would be necessary to take on the little voyage which would start aboard the _Fairy_. Every once in a while Mrs. Brown would give a sigh. "Are you thinking of your lost pocketbook?" her husband asked. "I am thinking more of my lovely engagement ring," she answered. "It is too bad," he agreed. "But never mind. Perhaps it may be found." "No, I am afraid it never will be," she went on. "You had better come into the house now," she called to Bunny and Sue. "It is getting late, and you'll have plenty to do to-morrow to get ready for the trip to Christmas Tree Cove." Bunny and Sue said good-night to their playmates, and were soon ready for bed. Their father and mother sat up a little later. They were about to retire when a noise on the stairs caused them to look out into the hall. IP AND NATURAL CHILDREN WISHED THEY COULD CALL MAYBE WE CAN COME UP ON A PICNIC AND SEE YOU SAID HAR OH I HOPE YOU CAN EXCLAIMED SUIT MISTER AND MISSUS BROWN SAT ON THE PORCH IN THE EVENING GLOW WATCHING THE CHILDREN AT PLAY AND TALKING OVER ABOUT WHAT IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO TAKE ON THE LITTLE VOYAGE WHICH WOULD START ABOARD THE FERRY EVER ONCE IN A WHILE MISS BROWN WOULD GIVE A SIGH ARE YOU THINKING OF YOUR LOST POCKET BOOK HER HUSBAND ASKED I AM THINKING MORE OF MY LOVELY ENGAGEMENT RING SHE ANSWERED IT IS TOO BAD HE AGREED BUT NEVER MIND PERHAPS IT MAY BE FOUND NO I AM AFRAID IT NEVER WILL BE SHE WENT ON YOU HAD BETTER COME INTO THE HOUSE NOW SHE CALLED TO BUNNY AND SUE IT'S GETTING LATE AND YOU HAVE PLENTY TO DO TO MORROW TO GET READY FOR THE TRIP TO CHRISTMAS TREE COVE BUNNY AND SUE SAID GOOD NIGHT TO THEIR PLAYMATES AND WERE SOON READY FOR BED THEIR FATHER AND MOTHER SAT UP A LITTLE LATER THEY WERE ABOUT TO RETIRE WHEN A NOISE ON THE STAIRS CAUSED THEM TO LOOK OUT INTO THE HALL
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