the woods, with all the trees around, than it was out in the open fields.
Bunny Brown and his sister Sue were surely lost in the woods, and they did not know how to get home. As I have told you, this was not the first time this had happened to them, and they were not as frightened as they had been other times. But still it was no fun.
Through the woods were many paths. Some had been made by cows, or horses, perhaps, while others were those taken by persons who walked among the trees. But there were no persons now in the woods; that is Bunny and Sue could see none.
All at once Bunny gave a yell.
"Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo!" he cried, as loudly as he could.
"Oh!" cried Sue. "What's the matter, Bunny? Did a snake bite you; or a mud turtle?"
"Nope. I was just hollerin' so some one would hear me."
"What for?" Sue wanted to know.
"So they would come and take us out of the woods."
