Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue in the Big Woods-Laura Lee Hope
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Who introduces the story and what is the initial camp setting?
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CHAPTER I WHAT DADDY BROUGHT Sue, Sue, where are you? called a lady, as she stood in the opening of a tent which was under the trees in the big woods. Where are you, Sue, and where is Bunny? For a moment no answers came to the call, but presently from behind a clump of bushes not far from the tent stepped a little girl. She held a finger over her lips, just as your teacher does in school when she does not want you to say anything. Then the little girl whispered, mother i can't come now then let bunny come he can do what i want bunny can't come either why not and mrs brown smiled at her little girl who seemed very much in earnest as she stood in front of the bushes her fingers still across her lips bunny can't come cause we're playing soldier and indian said sue bunny's been shot by an indian arrow and i'm his nurse
He's just got over the fever, same as I did when I had the measles, and he's asleep. And it's awful dangerous to wake anybody up that's just got to sleep after a fever. That's what our doctor said, I member. Okay. Oh, Bonnie is just getting over a fever, is he? asked Mrs. Brown. Of course it's only a make-believe fever, mother, said the little girl. We're only pretending, you know. And she cut her words short, leaving off a G here and there. so she could talk faster i suppose oh if it's only a make-believe fever it's all right said mother brown with a laugh how long do you think bunny will sleep sue oh not very long maybe five minutes cause you see when he wakes up he'll be hungry and i've got some pie and cake and some milk for him to eat
sick folks gets awful hungry when their fever goes away and it's real things to eat too mother and when bunny got make-believe shot with an indian arrow he said he wasn't going to play fever more'n five minutes cause he saw what i had for him to eat oh well if he's going to be better in five minutes i can wait that long said mrs brown go on and have your fun What do you want Bunny to do, or me? asked Sue, as she turned to go back behind the bush where she and Bunny were having their game. I'll tell you when you finish playing, said Mrs. Brown with a smile. She sometimes found this a better plan than telling the children just what she wanted when she called them from some of their games. You see, they were so anxious to find out what it was their mother wanted that they hurried to finish their fun.
Bunny Brown and his sister Sue were at camp rest awhile with their father and their mother they had come from their home in belmere to live for a while in the forest on the shore of lake wanda where they were all enjoying the life in the open air they had journeyed to the woods in an automobile carrying two tents which were set up under the trees one tent was used to sleep in and the other for a dining-room there was also a place to cook With the Brown family was Uncle Tad, who was really Mr. Brown's uncle, but the jolly old soldier was as much an uncle to Bunny and Sue as he was to their father.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who introduces the story and what is the initial camp setting?
0:00–15:14
2
How do Bunny and Sue discover Daddy’s surprise toys at camp?
15:14–18:48
3
Why did the children lose their milk and how did they get more?
18:48–57:46
4
What happens when Bunny’s electric train runs away and who helps retrieve it?
57:46–2:19:03
5
How do Bunny and Sue explain meeting the Ragged Man and getting home?
2:19:03–2:26:32
6
What happens when Bunny and Sue explore the cave and find a ragged boy?
2:26:32–2:38:34
7
How are Tom’s missing toys and Eagle Feather’s horse discovered and recovered?
2:38:34–2:58:42
8
What resolution is reached about Tom, the hermit’s experiments, and the stolen toys?
2:58:42–4:16:36
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