The Bobbsey Twins Or, Merry Days Indoors and Out

In a tense moment, siblings Nan and Bert find themselves trapped in a dilapidated shed, fearing a barking dog outside. As they brace for a potential confrontation, they debate their next move, with Bert wielding a broken spade handle for protection. The situation escalates until a farmer arrives, clarifying that the dog is harmless. This encounter highlights themes of fear, bravery, and misunderstanding, as the children learn to trust the farmer's reassurances and confront their initial panic.