we were asleep; didn't you, Daddy?" asked Bunny, pointing a finger at his father.
"Yes, that's what I did."
"Oh, Bunny, what made you and Sue do a thing like that?" asked Mother Brown. "I was so frightened when I came in to cover you and Sue up, and couldn't find my little ones. What made you do it?"
"Why—why," said Bunny slowly, "we wanted to get some practice at camping out, Sue and I did—just like they practice piano lessons. So we went to sleep in the tent."
"Well, don't do it again until we really go camping," said Daddy Brown. "When we are in the woods, at Lake Wanda, you can sleep in the tent as much as you like, for then we'll have cot beds and everything right. Anyhow, I'm going to take down the tent today and get it ready to pack up for camp."
"When are we going?" asked Bunny.
"Oh, in about a week, I guess," answered his father.
"Then I'm going to pack up," declared the little boy. "I've got lots of things I want to take to camp."
