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"Whew!" said Russ Bunker, looking out into the driving rain. "Whew!" repeated Rose, standing beside him. "Whew!" said Vi, and "Whew!" echoed Laddie, while Margy added "Whew!" "W'ew!" lisped Mun Bun last of all, standing on tiptoe to see over the high windowsill. Mun Bun could not quite say the letter "h"; that is why he said "W'ew!" Such a September rain the six little Bunkers had never seen before, for the very good reason that they had never before been at the seashore during what Daddy Bunker and Captain Ben called "the September equinox." "That is an awful funny word, anyway," Rose Bunker said. "What's funny?" Violet asked. "Can I make a riddle out of it?" added Laddie. "It is a riddle," replied Rose, quite confidently. "For 'equinox' is just a rain and wind storm." "That isn't a riddle," said Laddie promptly. "That's the answer to a riddle." And perhaps it was, even if Rose had the equinox and the equinoctial storms a little mixed in her mind. At any rate, this was a most surprising storm to all the little Bunkers—the wind blew so hard, the rain came in such big gusts, flattening the white-capped waves which they could see, both from Captain Ben's bungalow and from this old house to which they had come to play. And now, as all six peered out of the attic window of the old house, there was an unexpected flash of lightning, followed by a grumble of thunder. "Oh! just like a bad, bad dog," gasped Vi, not a little frightened by the noise. "I—I am afraid of thunder."
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- PublisherCreatespace
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 1491206403
- ISBN 13 9781491206409
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages88
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