Of course Sue did, and soon she and Bunny were petting one of the calves. They were in little pens, by themselves, near the mother cows, and the children could reach over the sides of the pens, inside the barn, and pat the little animals.
All at once Bunny cried:
"Oh, Sue. I know what we can do!"
"We can stripe a calf green, with the green paint, and we'll have a zebra for our circus."
"What's a zebra?" Sue wanted to know.
"It's a striped horse. They have 'em in all circuses. We'll make one for ours."
"Does zebras have green stripes, Bunny?"
"I don't know. But green paint is all we have, so we'll use that. A green striped zebra would be pretty, I think."
"So do I, Bunny. But Henry told us not to touch the paint."