The Girl Aviators On Golden Wings
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Somewhere off in the distance a coyote howled dismally as the sunrushed under the horizon and the world was bathed in suddendarkness.
Peggy turned to her brother with a low little moan. She caught herarms about his neck and hung there sobbing. In his solicitude forher, Roy forgot his own dismay and misery, which was perhaps a goodthing, for by the time Peggy recovered herself, the boy was alreadycasting about for some means of passing the night as comfortably aspossible.
"We'll stick it out til...l daylight some how, Peg, " he promised, "andI'm confident that by that time they'll send up one of themonoplanes, and from up in the air they'll have no difficulty inlocating us. " The thought was a comforting one, and Peggy's first flush ofpassionate grief and fear gave way to calmer feelings. No doubt itwould be as Roy had forecast. After all, she argued, it was onlyone night in the open, and they had their weapons and plenty ofammunition.
By a stroke of good luck, Roy had stuffed his pockets full of thehard round biscuits known as "pilot bread" before they left thecamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somewhere off in the distance a coyote howled dismally as the sunrushed under the horizon and the world was bathed in suddendarkness.
Peggy turned to her brother with a low little moan. She caught herarms about his neck and hung there sobbing. In his solicitude forher, Roy forgot his own dismay and misery, which was perhaps a goodthing, for by the time Peggy recovered herself, the boy was alreadycasting about for some means of passing the night as comfortably aspossible.
"We'll stick it out til...l daylight some how, Peg, " he promised, "andI'm confident that by that time they'll send up one of themonoplanes, and from up in the air they'll have no difficulty inlocating us. " The thought was a comforting one, and Peggy's first flush ofpassionate grief and fear gave way to calmer feelings. No doubt itwould be as Roy had forecast. After all, she argued, it was onlyone night in the open, and they had their weapons and plenty ofammunition.
By a stroke of good luck, Roy had stuffed his pockets full of thehard round biscuits known as "pilot bread" before they left thecamp.
What to read after The Girl Aviators On Golden Wings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnham Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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