"Yes, in the closet, too," replied Janet.
"Maybe he's in my room," said Aunt Jo. "It's a large one and there are two closets there. Poor little fellow, maybe he's crying his eyes out."
"If he was crying we'd hear him," remarked Ted.
He and Janet followed Aunt Jo into her room. The light was turned on and they looked around. Trouble was not in sight and Aunt Jo was just starting to look in her large clothes closet when she suddenly saw something that caused her to stop and to cry out:
"Oh, what made it move?"
"What move?" asked Uncle Frank, who had followed her and the Curlytops in. "What did you see move?"
"My big suitcase," replied Aunt Jo. "See, it's there against the wall, but I'm sure I saw it move."
"Did any of you touch it?" asked Uncle Frank.
"No," answered Aunt Jo; and Ted and Jan said the same thing.
"What is it?" Mother Martin asked, coming into the room. "Did you find him?" she asked anxiously. "He isn't in my room, nor in Ted's or Janet's. Oh, where can he be?"