has found a spring. Now I can get you a drink, Sue. Splash, where is that water?"
Splash barked, and came running to his little master. Bunny walked to the place from which Splash had come, and there he found a spring of water coming out of the rocky side of the cave. It fell into a little puddle, and it was from this puddle that Splash had taken his drink. Bunny held a cup under the little stream of water and got some foi Sue. Then he took a drink himself.
"Say, this cave is fine!" he cried. "It's got water in it and a place for a fire. All the smoke would go up that hole. We'll get Bunker and daddy and mother and Uncle Tad and come here and have a picnic some day. Don't you like it, Sue?"
"I—I'd rather be back at Camp Rest-a-While," said the little girl. "Can't we go?"
"I'll go and see how hard it's raining," said the little boy.
He went to the front door of the cave, and looked out. It was storming very hard now. The wind was blowing the limbs of the trees about, and dashing the rain all over.
