The Boy Scout Aviators by George Durston
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"Go on!" he said to Dick, suppressing his pain by a great effort. "I won't leave you!" said Dick. "I -" "Obey orders! Don't you see you've go to go? You've got to tell them about the wireless - and about where I am! Or else how am I go get away? Perhaps if you come back quickly with help they won't find me until you come! Hurry - hurry!" Dick understood. And, with a groan, he obeyed orders, and went. CHAPTER VII A CLOSE SHAVE Probably Dick did not realize that he was really showing a high order of courage in going while Harry remained behind, caught in that cruel trap and practically in the hands of enemies who were most unlikely to treat him well. In fact, as he made his way toward the wall, Dick was reproaching himself bitterly. "I ought to stay!" he kept on saying to himself over and over again. "I ought not to leave him so! He made me go so that I would be safe!" |
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