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"Yes, I guess I can teeter better if I don't have this," agreed Bunny. "Hold on, Sue, I'm going to get off." "All right, I'm ready," his sister answered. YES I GUESS I CAN TEETER BETTER IF I DON'T HAVE THIS AGREED BUNNY HOLD ON SUE I'M GOING TO GET OFF ALL RIGHT I'M READY HIS SISTER ANSWERED
ng 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." He was getting on the end of the seesaw, opposite that on which Sue had taken her place, when the little girl noticed that her brother still carried the small, black bag. Mother Brown called it a pocketbook, but it would have taken a larger pocket than she ever had to hold the bag. It was, however, a sort of large purse, and she had given it to Bunny Brown and his sister Sue a little while before to carry to the store. "Put that on the bench," called Sue, when she saw that her brother had the purse, holding it by the leather handle. "You can't teeter-tauter and hold on with that in your hand." There was a bench not far away from the seesaw--a bench under a shady tree--and Mrs. Brown often sat there with the children on warm summer afternoons and told them stories or read to them from a book.  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 HE WAS GETTING ON THE END OF THE SEE SAW OPPOSITE THAT ON WHICH SUE HAD TAKEN HER PLACE WHEN THE LITTLE GIRL NOTICED THAT HER BROTHER STILL CARRIED THE SMALL BLACK BAG MOTHER BROWN CALLED IT A POCKET BOOK BUT IT WOULD HAVE TAKEN A LARGER POCKET THAN EVER SHE HAD TO HOLD THE BAG IT WAS HOWEVER A SORT OF LARGE PURSE AND SHE HAD GIVEN IT TO BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE A LITTLE WHILE BEFORE TO CARRY TO THE STORE PUT THAT ON THE BENCH CALLED SUE WHEN SHE SAW THAT HER BROTHER HAD THE PURSE HOLDING IT BY THE LEATHER HANDLE YOU CAN'T TEACH HER TO HOLD ON WITH THAT IN YOUR HAND THERE WAS A BENCH NOT FAR AWAY FROM THE SEE SAW A BENCH UNDER A SHADY TREE AND MISSUS BROWN OFTEN SAT THERE WITH THE CHILDREN ON WARM SUMMER AFTERNOON AND TOLD THEM STORIES OR READ TO THEM FROM A BOOK
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