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But before the old gentleman rabbit could reply, a big stone hit one of the lamps on the automobile and broke it to splintereens. "Stop that whoever you are!" shouted Billy Bunny. "If you do it again I'll shoot!" and he held his popgun up to his shoulder just like a soldier boy in battle.

"You bought a lot of goods of us, and you must pay for them. If you don't we'll have to take these things away," and he looked around at the shelves of the store. "If you take things away from her how can she sell them?" asked Bunny Brown. "She can't," said Mr. Flynt. "But she must pay. Everybody must pay what they owe or be sold out. Now I'll give you a little more time," he went on.

Just make him go back to the circus." "I will," promised Uncle Tad. Bunny and Sue were up early the next morning, and even before breakfast they wanted their father to go up to the farmhouse to find out about the scratched boy, and also whether or not the lion had been caught. "We'll see about the boy first," said Mr. Brown.

"But I saw it the moment I had yanked them up," said he, "and heard that fat swine curse his wife for dropping them. He told her she'd done it on purpose, too; he hit the nail on the head all right; but it was her poor head, and that showed me my unworthy impulse in its true light, Bunny. I didn't need your reproaches to make me realise what a skunk I'd been all round.

"Yes, now I can see!" cried Sue. "I'm not afraid any more." With Bunny holding the light, the two children went farther on into the cave. They were looking about, wondering what they would find, when, all of a sudden, there was a noise farther in. "Oh!" cried Sue. "Did you hear that?" "Yes," answered Bunny, "I did. What was it?" Splash began to bark. "Quiet!" ordered Bunny, and the dog whined.

"That's a very simple little plan of yours, Henriette," said I, "and the first part of it will work easily I have no doubt; but how the deuce are you going to wash those bonds up to fifteen times their value?" "Easiest thing in the world, Bunny," laughed Henriette. "There will be two million dollars of the bonds before I get through." "Heavens no counterfeiting, I hope?" I cried.

"Now, I'll go in and get him to come out and look at your splinter," said Billy Bunny, as he hopped out of the Luckymobile and rang the front door bell, and in a minute, less or more, a nice looking lady duck came out and said, "The Doctor is away on his vacation. He's gone to the Lily Pond for two weeks. But you can call him up on the telephone if you like.

Soon the big sleeping tent was put up, and divided into two parts, one for Sue and her mother, and the other for Bunny and the men folk. Cot-beds were put up in the tent, and blankets, sheets and pillows put on them, so the tent was really like a big bedroom. "It will be nicer sleeping here than on the ground, like we did in the tent at home that night," said Bunny to Sue.

"Your whole little face would almost go in it, Bunny. Oh dear!" she went on. "I don't like lobsters as much as I used to." "Why not?" asked Mr. Brown, who came out of his office to see his children and their aunt. "I was going to have you take one up to the house to make into salad for dinner. Why don't you like lobsters any more, Aunt Lu?"

"But don't bring one of the kind that cries when you punch it in the stomach, or it might make a noise and scare the fox. I'm going to catch one and train him to do tricks." "How are you going to catch him, Bunny?" "In this box. Come on, I'll show you." "I guess I won't bring any of my dolls," said Sue, after thinking about it for a minute. "A fox might bite her."