"And you made three dollars! That's fine!" said Daddy Brown.
During the rest of the week Bunny and Sue made another dollar by giving children rides in the pony cart. And they drove on an errand for Uncle Tad who gave them a quarter, so they had a nice sum to turn over to the Red Cross Society when the time was up.
It was about a week after the picnic, when one morning, Bunny, who was up first, ran out to the barn to see Toby, as he often did before breakfast. But, to the surprise of the little boy, the pony was not in his stall, though the barn door was locked, Bunny having to open it with a key before he could get in.
Greatly excited, when he did not see his pet in the box-stall, Bunny ran back to the house.
"Oh, Mother! Mother!" he cried. "Toby's gone!"
"What?"
"Toby's gone!" cried Bunny again. "He isn't in his stable! Oh, come out and look!"
And I wonder where the Shetland pony was?