Henderson, L. R. S. (Loulie Richmond Stebbins), b. 1886, Nelson, Emile A., ill · Chicago, The Reilly & Britton Co · leaf 48
ere is no time, cried Whoop-la so forciblythat he loosened the ice and snow around him, andTommy, catching him up in his arms, ran quicklyback to the aeroplane, followed by Sunna. Hurriedly the little aviator started his machine. 38 The Magic Aeroplane and he was not a minute too soon, for Jack… … chapter iv The Sun Now for the Sun, my beautiful, warm home!cried the happy Sunna, as Tommy, true to his promise,steered straight for that glowing yellow ball. You poor thing! said Helen to Sunna, howyou must have missed your mamma! I have missed her very much, said Sunna, andmy father, too, who is…
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