Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue Playing Circus

e you going now?"

ng to do?" asked Bunn

sket on his arm, stood and looked at the two children. He smiled at them, and Bunny

after the egg

too big for eggs

great, big eggs," the little

ich eggs I wouldn't get many of them in this basket.

going?" asked B

d Sue, for that was as near a

est Thanksgiving turkey. It has long legs, and fine feathers, and ladies wear t

es lay big eggs?"

e hot sand of the desert, and they are big eggs. I gues

nny and Sue together, wi

they must be!

ns' eggs or ockstritches' e

rchard to pick a few peaches. Grandma wants to make a p

ue, dropping the doll with

cks, a hammer and nails. He was trying to make a house for Splash, the bi

reach up to pick any peaches, but you can eat some, I guess. You know how to eat

e peaches!

ch shortcake is awful

t's nice and shady and co

and to clasp, while Sue took the other. In this way they walked

led their mother to the children. Mrs.

dpa," answ

er them," said

. The children liked it on the farm very much, for they had good fun. A few days before they had gone to the circus, and had s

around the house with the basket on his arm, Bunny had been telling Sue about the man who hung by his heels from a trapeze that wa

peze if I wanted to,"

! You could not!

had the trapez

had come Gr

an eat, Bunny?" asked Grandpa, as he

be seven

have the doctor for you, I'm afraid. I guess if you eat two

," spoke up Sue.

if I can find a little, low tree, with ripe peaches on

utside the orchard. On one edge of the place, where grew the peach trees, ran a little brook, and Bunny and Sue cou

Sue and her brother could hear the bees buzzing as they flew from the hives to the flowers in the fi

k peaches from," said Grandpa Brown, a

ach, and eat them," went on

for you, like ockstritches' eggs, an

Sue had picked their own peaches he would have his basket filled. For, though Bunny and Sue wanted to help, their hands were small and they c

they might pick their own peaches, Grandpa Brown walked on a li

exclaimed Sue, as she reached up her hand towar

r you," offered

for Sue, and sh

It's a lovely sweet one.

his sister he cried: "Oh, Sue! The juice is

she looked at the peach ju

d Bunny. "We can wash

he went on eating her

a peach for himself. He wanted to get t

e!" Bunny cried, as he wa

ked Sue. "I want

I see two," and Bunny poi

" asserted Sue. "They

aid the little boy. "I can

fall," S

, Sue. You j

as Bunny Brown said, he did know a little bit about climbing. He found

reach of the two peaches he wanted. Grandpa Brown was busy pic

drop a peach down to you," ca

my dress, and you can drop the peach in t

her. Bunny reached for one of the two big, red peach

almost like a clown doing a somersault in the circus, and the next moment Bunny's two feet cau