The boy aviators in Africa; or, An aerial ivory trail (1911)
Lawton, Wilbur, Captain, pseud. of J.H. Goldfrap · New York, Hurst and Co · leaf 110
leapedto the steering wheel. As he did so the savage withwhom he had been contending clambered clear intothe chassis. At the same instant Ben Stubbs revolverdespatched the last of the men clinging to the planes—and the Golden Eagle began to rise. As she shot upward the savage who had climbedinto… … The Golden Eagle escapes from the savages. PUBLIC UBRf«?-V THE BOY AVIATORS IN AFRICA. 105 it upward as he lunged and the weapon went whirhnggroundward out of the air-ship. With a cry of despair the savage rushed to the edgeof the car and was about to throw himself into emptyair when Ben leaped…
Children's stories, American
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