"Oh, please!" begged George. "I won't throw any more frogs at you."
"Go on away!" ordered Charlie.
But Bunny Brown was kind-hearted. He had forgiven George for the trick
about the frogs. And Bunny wanted to learn all he could about climbing
trees.
"Yes, you can come in, George," said Sue's brother.
George was very glad to do so, for he liked to play with these boys,
though he was older than they were. And since his trick with the jumping
frogs, in the box, George had been rather lonesome.
"Now I'll show you how to climb trees!" he said.
"I can climb this one," declared Bunny, going over to one in which he
had often gone up several feet.
"Oh, that's an easy one," said George with a laugh. "You ought to try
and climb a hard one, like this."
Up went George, quite high, in a larger tree. Charlie and Harry also
each got into a bigger tree than the one Bunny had picked out. And of
course Bunny, like any boy, wanted to do as he saw the others doing.
"Pooh! I can climb a big tree, too," he said. He got down from the one
he had picked out, and started up another.
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