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"I don't!" Sue said. "Worms is so squiggily." She always said that when Bunny spoke of worms. "Well, I guess we're all ready," remarked Daddy Brown. "Start off, Bunker Blue." "Chug-chug!" went the automobile. "Bow-wow!" barked the dog Splash. "Good-bye!" called Bunny and Sue to some of their little boy and girl friends who had gathered to wave farewell. "Good-bye! Good-bye!"
"If we holler real loud they may hear us, and come and get us in another boat. If we hadn't lost the oars, Bunny, we could row back." "Yes, but the oars are lost. I guess we'll just have to stay here, Sue. We're losted again. But I'm not afraid. It's nice here, and if we get hungry I can catch a fish. I have my pole, and there's a worm on my hook yet." "Is he a squiggily worm?" Sue wanted to know.
"I know," and Sue smiled at her brother, "but they are so squiggily that they make me feel ticklish away down to my toes, anyhow." "All right," Bunny agreed. "I'll pick up the worms, but you can have a turn fishing just the same." "Thank you," answered Sue. Mrs. Brown had taught the children to be kind and polite to each other, just as well as to strangers and to "company."
Bunny had a real fishpole and line and hook now, with "squiggily" worms, as Sue called them, for bait, and the little boy caught some real fish. It was about a week after Tom's adventure in the drifting boat that one day, as he was walking through the woods with Bunny and Sue, on their way back from a farmhouse where they had gone after milk, that Tom suddenly came to a stop along the path.
"He was kind of squiggily," answered Bunny, "but I guess he's all done squiggling now. He's deaded." "Then I wouldn't be afraid of him," Sue said. "I could fish with him, too. I don't like squiggily worms. They tickle you so." Bunny walked back to the boat, which the wind had blown partly up on shore.
Bunny wasn't catching anything he didn't have even a nibble, though he was using the right kind of hook and line, and he had a real "squiggily" worm on his hook Bunker had put it there for him. "Maybe Bunker caught a big fish," said Sue, "and it pulled him into the water, eh, Bunny?" Bunny shook his head. "No," he said. "That didn't happen." "Maybe it might," went on Sue.
"I I don't want to," and Sue gave a little shiver. "You don't like to hunt worms?" asked Bunny, as if very much surprised. "I like it it's fun!" "Oh, but worms worms are so so squiggily!" stammered Sue. "They make me feel so ticklish in my toes." "You don't pick up worms in your toes!" cried Bunny. "You pick 'em up in your hands!"
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