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_ Stan and Jan Berenstain

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What’s wrong in there?

What’s up? What’s up?

wonder three little bears

and one little pup.

“Who took that bone?

Who took it? Where?”

and their hound dog, Snu f,

come inside

too hard,

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dog, Snuff!

The search begins!

And none too soon

The Bear Museum

opens at noon

They will search the place

Every cranny and nook

Will they find the bone?

A dark, dark room

A mummy’s tomb!

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It could be there, inside that vase The bone thief’s

perfect hiding place!

“You can look

in that valuable vase

if you must

There's nothing

in there but some valuable dust.”

Not much time left

Just half an hour!

The Bear Detectives

search the tower

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Wrong again!

It’s the museum’s

famous statues of wax!

That lump of ground—

that bone-shaped mound!

The missing bone! It’s found! It’s found!

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With hound dog paw prints

) THE CASE IS SOLVED!

No job’s too hard,

no case too tough,

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and that bone thief, Snuff

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