The log of the "Flying Fish" : a story of aerial and submarine peril and adventure (1887)
Collingwood, Harry, 1851-1922, Browne, Gordon, 1858-1932, ill, Stuart, C. G. B., former owner. DSI · London : Blackie & Son ... · leaf 260
-fied that it seemed impossible to breathe, whilst the bloodrushed to their heads, and their hearts thumped againsttheir ribs until it seemed as though nature could bearthe tremendous exertion no more, and that the runnersmust drop dead upon the plain. Still, however, the mensped on, the portentous… … THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE STORM. 247 ally as black as ink. Presently a few great drops of hotrain splashed down upon the panting runners; and, asthey rounded the end of the bush clump and came withinview of the Flying Fish, a blinding flash of lightning-blazed out from the sable canopy overhead,…
Fantasy fiction · Aeronautics
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