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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 402

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e pillow, and the sufferer murmured a few inar-ticulate words. Thank God, we have saved her, I believe, ejaculatedSir Keginald, in a whisper, to the professor. Now, doctor,I will retire and leave you to complete her restoration, sothat the poor girl may be spared embarrassment as faras possible on… … ^^ RESCUED AND RESCUERS. 379 and do not forget that the whole resources of the shipare at your absolute disposal. All right/ answered the professor. Now go, for thepatient is coming to herself rapidly. Half an hour later von Schalckenberg crept out on tip-toe, his kindly face beaming and his eyes…

Fantasy fiction · Aeronautics

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