Sue was
explaining about the make-believe tree, that once had had a cocoanut on
it, when suddenly there came a cry of pain from behind the painted
canvas barn.
"Oh! Oh!" exclaimed a voice. "I'm stuck fast!"
"That's Bunny!" shouted Sue. "What's the matter?" she asked.
"Bunny tried to do a trick and he's caught!" answered Charlie Star.
"You'd better go and get your father or mother!"
CHAPTER X
GETTING READY
Sue Brown was too curious when she heard Charlie say this to do as she
had been told.
"Oh, Bunny!" she called out, as she heard her brother's cries, "what's
the matter, and where are you?"
"He's stuck in the watering trough," explained Harry Bentley. "Come on
back here and you can see him!"
"Get me out! Get me out!" begged Bunny. "Please get me out!"
"Better go get your father or mother," advised Charlie again. "I've
pulled and pulled, and I can't get Bunny loose. His trick didn't work
out right."
But Sue made up her mind that she would see what was the matter with
Bunny before she called on her father and mother to come and help. She
and Bunny had often been in little troublesome scrapes before, and often
they got out by themselves. They might do it this time. So Sue darted
around the piled-up scenery, and there she saw a group of boys around
the stage watering trough.
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