Six Little Bunkers at Aunt Jo's Part 38

"He's squirting water on me from the hose."

"I am not, Mother," said Russ, laughing. "I'm only making believe Laddie is in bathing down at Cousin Tom's at the seash.o.r.e, and when you go in swimming you've got to get a little wet!"

"Oh, well, if you're making believe play _that_, all right," said Laddie, "wet me some more."

Russ did. So, at their play, we will take leave, for a time, of the six little Bunkers, wis.h.i.+ng them well.

THE END

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By LAURA LEE HOPE

Author of the Popular "Bobbsey Twins" Books

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