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They turned about to go back, and walked on for some time. Sue took hold of Bunny's hand. "It's getting terrible dark," she said. "Where's home, Bunny?" The little boy looked around. "I  I guess it isn't far," he said. "But it is dark, Sue. I wish I had a flashlight. Next time I'm going to bring one. But we'll soon be home." However, they were not. It rapidly grew darker, and at last Bunny Brown knew what had happened. THEY TURNED ABOUT TO GO BACK AND WALKED ON FOR SOME TIME SUE TOOK HOLD OF BUNNY'S HAND IT'S GETTING TERRIBLE DARK SHE SAID WHERE'S HOME BUNNY THE LITTLE BOY LOOKED AROUND I I GUESS IT ISN'T FAR HE SAID BUT IT'S DARK SUE I WISH I HAD A FLASHLIGHT NEXT TIME I'M GOING TO BRING ONE BUT WE'LL BE HOME SOON HOWEVER THEY WERE NOT IT RAPIDLY GREW DARKER AND AT LAST BUNNY BROWN KNEW WHAT HAD HAPPENED
we get Jimmie and Rose?" "No, let's go by ourselves," said her brother. "I want to see if we can find our way all by ourselves." And so, not telling their father or mother or Uncle Tad or Bunker Blue anything about it, off the two children started. It was pleasant, shady and cool in the evergreen woods of Christmas Tree Cove. On the ground were brown pine needles and the shorter ones from the spruces and the hemlocks. Here and there the sun shone down through the thick branches, but not too much. It was like being in a green bower. On and on wandered Bunny and Sue, thinking what a nice place it was. They found pine cones and odd stones, with, here and there, a bright flower. All of a sudden Sue looked around. "Bunny, it's getting dark," she said. "I can't see the sun any more. I guess it's night, and we'd better go back home." "I don't believe it's night," said the little boy. "I guess the trees are so thick we can't see the sun. But we can go home. I'm getting hungry, anyhow. Come on. ED BUNNY SAID LET'S GO INTO THE WOODS ALL RIGHT AGREED SUE SHALL WE GET JIMMIE AND ROSE NO LET'S GO BY OURSELVES SAID HER BROTHER I WANT TO SEE IF WE CAN FIND OUR WAY ALL BY OURSELVES AND SO NOT TELLING THEIR MOTHER FATHER UNCLE TAD BUNK OR BLUE ANYTHING ABOUT IT OFF THE TWO CHILDREN STARTED IT WAS PLEASANT SHADING COOL IN THE EVERGREEN WOODS OF CHRISTMAS TREE CLOVE ON THE GROUND WERE BROWN PINE NEEDLES AND THE SHORTER ONES FROM SPRUCES IN THE HEMLOCKS HERE AND THERE THE SUN SHONE DOWN THROUGH THE THICK BRANCHES BUT NOT TOO MUCH AS LIKE BEING IN A GREEN BALER ON AND ON WANDERED BUNNY AND SUE THINKING WHAT A NICE PLACE IT WAS THEY FOUND PINE CONES AND ODD STONES WITH HERE AND THERE A BRIGHT FLOWER ALL OF A SUDDEN SUE LOOKED AROUND BUNNY IT'S GETTING DARK SHE SAID I CAN'T SEE THE SUN ANY MORE I GUESS IT'S NIGHT AND WE'D BETTER GO BACK HOME I DON'T BELIEVE IT'S NIGHT SAID THE LITTLE BOY I GUESS THE TREES ARE SO SICK WE CAN'T SEE THE SUN BUT WE CAN GO HOME I'M GETTING HUNGRY ANYHOW COME ON
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