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  HURST & COMPANY - Publishers - NEW YORK ------------------------------------------------------------------------


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id: 4356
author: Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank)
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  "Dear me," said Trot, "you''re a long way from home, then." "But it''s big enough for mother and me, an'' for Cap''n Bill," said Trot. "Guess I''ll call you Button-Bright," said Trot, sighing. Button-Bright and Trot both thought Cap''n Bill''s invention very clever. places, Button-Bright at the right of Trot, and then the boy hooked the back and took her seat, Button-Bright said, "I want to go to Trot''s "I want to go to Sky Island," said Button-Bright to the umbrella, using "It won''t last long, Button-Bright," said Cap''n Bill consolingly. Trot and Cap''n Bill and Button-Bright into a small room and advised Trot and Button-Bright and Cap''n Bill were all We''ll take good care of Cap''n Bill and Trot and Button-Bright. Frog rode Trot and her parrot, besides Rosalie, Button-Bright, Cap''n Trot and Button-Bright, with Cap''n Bill and Rosalie the Witch, went to

title:
  Sky Island Being the further exciting adventures of Trot and Cap''n Bill after their visit to the sea fairies


id: 33775
title: Little Robins Learning to Fly
author: Leslie, Madeline
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  [Illustration: LITTLE ROBINS LEARNING TO FLY.] near the pear tree, he saw a large robin flying back and forth from it, I found our robin in a pear tree near Mr. Bacon''s farm, feeding a whole nest full of birds." "I want to hear more about birds helping each other," said the boy. "Dick is the oldest, and must try his wings first," said Mr. Robin, "Come, my brave Jack," said his mother; "you shall show us how easily "I will leave you," said Mrs. Robin, "for I see your father cannot "Come, Dick," said Mrs. Robin, in an encouraging tone, after she had "Now," said Mrs. Robin to Jack, "I must go back to your sisters--will Mrs. Robin said nothing, but after flying to the top of the tree to see "Just see how pretty those act," said Fred, pointing to Jack and Katy. "Fly up a few times into this bough," said Jack.


id: 39159
author: Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank)
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  "Dear me," said Trot; "you''re a long way from home, then." "But it''s big enough for mother and me, an'' for Cap''n Bill," said Trot. "Guess I''ll call you Button-Bright," said Trot, sighing. "There!" said Trot, triumphantly, "didn''t I tell you, Button-Bright, after Button-Bright and Trot had both gone to bed the old sailor went Button-Bright and Trot both thought Cap''n Bill''s invention very clever. places, Button-Bright at the right of Trot, and then the boy hooked the "I want to go to Sky Island," said Button-Bright to the umbrella, using "It won''t last long, Button-Bright," said Cap''n Bill, consolingly. Trot and Cap''n Bill and Button-Bright into a small room and advised them Trot and Button-Bright and Cap''n Bill were all We''ll take good care of Cap''n Bill and Trot and Button-Bright Trot and Button-Bright, with Cap''n Bill and Rosalie the Witch, went to

title:
  Sky Island Being the Further Exciting Adventures of Trot and Cap''n Bill After Their Visit to the Sea Fairies


id: 45086
title: Birds in Flight
author: Pycraft, W. P. (William Plane)
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  How should one describe the wing of a bird, as one sees it in flight? or "flight-feathers." The rest of the wing, and the body itself, is place of the series of quill-feathers found in the wing of the bird. His white body, pointed tail, and black quill-feathers birds fly--Flight with burdens--Experiments on the sizes of the wing movements of the bird''s wing during flight. time the bird could remain on the wing. only to be made, by birds having wings conspicuously coloured. bird flying low over the ground, with a white rump, and black wings, shrike; a very handsome bird, with pointed wings, long tail, and low The wings, in flight, are long and pointed, and marked with During flight the wings are also black, but flight feathers can be seen, and presently a large wing is covering The wings of all differ conspicuously from those of other birds in the


id: 45991
title: The Boy Aviators on Secret Service; Or, Working with Wireless
author: Goldfrap, John Henry
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  "It does sound like a good deal of money," replied Frank, "but if you bulk, "these young men are Frank and Harry Chester, the _Boy Aviators_, "Well," said Frank, "as you know, Billy, we gave Ben one of the rubies "That''s just like you, Frank Chester," burst out the other boy angrily, "Here they come," whispered Frank to the boys, whom he knew were there; "Come on, boys,--volunteers to get supper," cried Frank, after the group after Frank and Harry had rowed off to the sloop, Lathrop and Billy than Frank had believed, and at old grizzled Ben Stubbs sleeping, like "Well, come on, boys," cried Frank at last, "There''s no use stopping "Come on, boys, we''ve got to hurry," shouted Ben, and followed by the "Are you all ready?" whispered Harry to Frank, as both boys distinctly "What are you thinking of, Frank, old boy?" asked Harry as the destroyer


