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"That's nice," laughed Sue. "'Cause it isn't any fun teetering and tautering all by yourself. You stay down on the ground all the while, lessen you jump yourself up, and then you don't stay  you just bump." "Yes," agreed Bunny. "I've been bumped lots of times all alone." THAT'S NICE LAUGHED SUE CAUSE IT ISN'T ANY FUN TEETERING AND TOTTERING ALL BY YOURSELF YOU STAY DOWN ON THE GROUND ALL THE WHILE LESSEN YOU JUMP YOURSELF UP AND THEN YOU DON'T STAY YOU JUST BUMP YES AGREED BUNNY I'VE BEEN BUMPED LOTS OF TIMES ALL ALONE
ve to go; but we can go after we've had another seesaw just the same, can't we?" Bunny Brown, who was carrying by the leather handle a black handbag his mother had given him, looked first at his sister and then at the board on the sawhorse, gently moving up and down in the summer breeze. "Come on!" cried Sue again, "and this time she danced off toward the swaying board, singing as she did so: "Teeter-tauter Bread and water, First your son and Then your daughter." Bunny Brown stood still for a moment, looking back toward the house, out of which he and Sue had come a little while before. "Mother told us to go to the store," said Bunny slowly. "Yes, and we're going. I'll go with you in a minute--just as soon as I have a seesaw," said Sue. "And, besides, mother didn't say we were _not_ to. If she had told us _not_ to teeter-tauter I wouldn't do it, of course. But she didn't, Bunny! You know she didn't!" "No, that's so; she didn't," agreed Bunny. "Well, I'll play it with you a little while.  WE HAVE TO GO TO THE STORE FOR MOTHER YES I KNOW WE HAVE TO GO BUT CAN'T WE GO AFTER WE'VE HAD ANOTHER SEESAW JUST THE SAME CAN'T WE BUNNY BROWN WHO WAS CARRYING BY THE LEATHER HANDLE A BLACK HAND BAG HIS MOTHER HAD GIVEN HIM LOOKED FIRST AT HIS SISTER AND THEN AT THE BOARD ON THE SAW HORSE GENTLY MOVING UP AND DOWN IN THE SUMMER BREEZE COME ON CRIED SUE AGAIN AND THIS TIME SHE DANCED OFF TOWARDS THE SWAYING BOARD SINGING AS SHE DID SO TEA OR TAUGHTER BREAD AND WATER FIRST YOUR SON AND THEN YOUR DAUGHTER BUNNY BROWN STOOD STILL FOR A MOMENT LOOKING BACK TOWARD THE HOUSE OUT OF WHICH HE AND SUE HAD COME A LITTLE WHILE BEFORE MOTHER TOLD US TO GO TO THE STORE SAID BUNNY SLOWLY YES AND WE'RE GOING I'LL GO WITH YOU IN A MINUTE JUST AS SOON AS I HAVE A SEE SAW AND BESIDES MOTHER DIDN'T SAY WE WERE NOT TO IF SHE HAD TOLD US NOT TO TEETER DAUGHTER I WOULDN'T DO IT OF COURSE BUT SHE DIDN'T BUNNY YOU KNOW SHE DIDN'T NO THAT'S SO SHE DIDN'T AGREED BUNNY WELL I'LL PLAY IT WITH YOU A LITTLE WHILE
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