not feel very happy, though Bunny tried to get Sue to play some "make-believe" games.
"I don't want to," she said. "I want to go home."
All at once Splash, who had been asleep, sprang up and began to bark loudly.
"Oh, dear!" cried Sue, who had fallen into a little sleep. "What is it, Bunny?"
Splash barked so loudly that Bunny could not make his voice heard. The dog ran to the door, and scratched at it as he had done before.
"He wants to go out," said Sue.
"It's somebody coming for us!" Bunny cried. "I guess it's papa and mamma!"
He opened the door. Out bounded Splash, barking joyously. Then a voice cried:
"Bunny! Sue! Are you all right?"
"Yes, Daddy!" cried Bunny.
"Well, well! What a scare you gave us" said another voice.
"But we didn't mean to, Grandpa!" called Sue, for she heard her grandpa's voice.
"Is it—is it 'most morning?" Bunny asked.
"Only a little after nine," answered his grandpa. "It isn't late."
