in good-bye to the children and walked off. Bunny and Sue raced into the house.
"Oh, Mother!" cried Sue.
"Oh, Mother!" cried Bunny.
Then both together they fairly shouted:
"Come on out and look at the big auto!"
Mrs. Brown smiled, and went out with the children. She did not seem as much surprised as they had been.
"What's it for. Mother?" asked Bunny. "The man said papa sent it up. Are we going to take a long ride in it?"
"Well, I think so. Bunny."
"But if we go riding in this how can we go to grandpa's farm?" Sue wanted to know.
"You had better wait until your father comes home, and he'll tell you all about it," her mother replied.
"May we go inside and look at it?" asked Bunny.
"Yes, come along," and Mrs. Brown led the way up the little pair of steps that were fastened at the back of the big automobile.
Once inside Bunny and Sue thought they had never seen such a fine place. It was just
