Boy Scouts in an Airship; or, the Warning from the Sky by G. Harvey (George Harvey) Ralphson
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nothing about it himself! It took only a short time to make ready
for flight, then the Nelson was up and away, making little noise as she cut the air, her great planes flashing in the light of the moon. "This is pretty poor, I guess!" Leroy exclaimed, glancing over the mighty map of sea and plain and mountain. "How fast do you want to go?" "At full speed," Ned replied. "I should say it would be full speed!" Jimmie said, half covering his mouth with his hand, to keep his words from being blown back down his throat. "That is," he added, "if you want to make a sneak!" Ned turned away to the north and saw the white planes of the strange aeroplane gleaming in the moonlight. She seemed to stand still for an instant, and then sped off to the southeast. Ned sighed with apprehension, but Leroy laughed. "Come along, you!" he cried, looking back. "If you want a race, come on, and I'll give you the run of your life!" CHAPTER V JIMMIE TAKES A RUN IN THE AIR |
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