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`` Oh ! and I declare you can see Oliver 's Mount and the dear little cake shop , '' cried Bunny . `` And , Mervyn , I wonder where our old donkeys are to-night , '' and she peered away out in the direction of the sands where the poor animals usually spent their days . `` At home in their beds , my dear , '' said Miss Kerr laughing , `` and that 's where small people like you should be ; it must be near ten o'clock . '' `` Oh ! not yet , not yet , '' cried the children ; `` we must stay and see the last of the fireworks ! '' `` That is the last now , I 'm sure , '' said Frank .