asked Sue, as she heard the band playing again. It was not time for the show to begin. In fact, the parade had not yet started, but Bunny and Sue did not know this. The circus was just getting ready to have the parade. "I want to go in and see the animals," went on Sue.
"Have to get a ticket first," said Bunny. "I'll ask a man to let me water a pony. I guess an elephant is too big."
"And I'll water a pony, too, Bunny."
The elephant, pushing the big wagon, came close to where Bunny and Sue were standing. Splash barked at the elephant, and ran back. So did Bunny and Sue. The elephant looked bigger than ever.
A man carrying a long whip, came hurrying up to the tent where the horses and ponies were eating their hay.
"Please mister!" cried Bunny. "I want to go to the circus ! So does my sister. We'll water the ponies if you give us a ticket."
The man looked at the two children. At first he looked cross, and then he smiled, just as the fat man had done. No one could look
