Dick Hamilton's Airship, or, a Young Millionaire in the Clouds by Howard R. (Howard Roger) Garis
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"So will I!" added Paul, and then several more announced their intention. That afternoon came around very quickly, it seemed. Out on the starting ground were the two big machines, being looked over by the army men. The cadets were drawn up in files. "All ready, sir," announced Captain Grantly to Major Rockford. "The first cadet will take his place." "Dick Hamilton!" called the commandant, and our hero stepped forward for his first airship flight. CHAPTER VII A QUEER LANDING "Now don't get nervous," said Captain Grantly to Dick, with a grim smile, as the young millionaire took his seat in the place provided for the third occupant of the biplane. "Well, I'll try my best," answered Dick, smiling ruefully. "Am I to do anything?" "Not a thing," Captain Grantly assured him. "Just sit still; that's all." |
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