"A fat man gave us a ride, and Splash, too," said Sue, as she patted her dog's head. "Bunny was going to water the elephant, but he's too big—I mean the elephant is too big. So we're going to water the ponies and then we're going in the circus."
"Bless your hearts!" cried Mrs. Kendall. "Does your mother know you came here?"
"Well—er—maybe," said Bunny. "But we didn't have time to tell her."
"They ran away, that's what they did," said the farmer. "Their folks will be wild about them. I'd better take them home."
Bunny Brown and his sister Sue felt sad when they heard this.
"But we don't want to go home," said Bunny.
"We want to see the circus!" cried Sue.
"I know, my dear," explained Mrs. Kendall, kindly, "but your family don't know where you are, and they will worry and be frightened. We will take you home, and perhaps your folks will bring you back to see the circus. You can't go in alone, anyhow."
Sue's eyes filled with tears. Bunny wanted
