Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 344
until, even with the reelstrapped securely to his waist, it took allof McGreggors strength to control thenine valiant fliers. Better put that reel on Deeny, ad-vised Harold. He s got the weightand the strength, and when thesehard gusts come— That s all right, panted Jack. Tell Deeny to stand close… … HOW HAROLDS LEAP WORKED OUT. (SEEA. The kite-fliers. B. Harold. C. Kites. D. McGreggor was the general here, and he evi-dently felt the weight of his responsibility. Now what? asked Sandy, holding ready thecoiled-up eighty yards that was to save his fa-ther. Shall we feed her out? Jack shook his…
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