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But I wo n't like the real dog one bit more than I do you , and when we come back you can sleep with me every single night . '' The woolly dog seemed to think this was all right , and he took it so cheerfully that Sunny Boy felt better immediately . Mr. Horton came home to lunch , which was unusual , and after lunch he and Mrs. Horton had to go downtown to see about the tickets and the parlor car seats for the trip the next day . Sunny Boy was to take his nap and be wide awake again by three o'clock , when the man was coming to take their trunk to the station . Sunny Boy did not see how they were to find the trunk again if they once let it go , for surely no trunk could go all alone to Brookside . He resolved to ask Daddy . While he was wondering if there would be a piano in the parlor car -- and he rather hoped there would and that he might be allowed to play on it -- Sunny Boy fell asleep .