"I NEVER FLIED A KITE LIKE THIS BEFORE," LAUGHED BUNNY—"UP ON A HOUSE ROOF."
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Aunt Lu's City Home. Page 192.
"I never flied a kite like this before," laughed Bunny—"up on a house roof."
CHAPTER XX
THE PLAY PARTY
High up in the air flew Bunny Brown's kite. The wind blew very hard on the high roof of Aunt Lu's house, harder than it blew down in the street. And, too, on the roof, there were no trees to catch the kite's tail and pull it. I think a kite doesn't like its tail pulled any more than a pussy cat, or a puppy dog does. Anyhow, nothing pulled the tail of Bunny's kite.
"Doesn't it fly fine!" cried Sue, as Bunny let out more and more of the ball of cord.
"Yes," he answered. "I'll let you hold it awhile, Sue, after it gets up higher."
"And will you let Wopsie hold it, too?" asked the little girl.