[The Thunder Bird by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookThe Thunder Bird CHAPTER TEN 1/18
LOCHINVAR UP TO DATE In the Tucson calf pasture adjoining the shed now vested with the dignity of a hangar, the Thunder Bird came to a gentle stand.
Bland slid limply down and leaned against the plane, looking rather sick. Mary V pushed up her goggles and looked around curiously, for once finding nothing to say.
Johnny unfastened his safety belt and straddled out. He had done it--the crazy thing he had been tempted to do.
That is, he had done so much of it.
Unconsciously he repeated to Mary V what he had said to Bland down in the Indiana corn patch. "Well, here we are." Mary V unfastened herself from the seat, twisted around and stared at Johnny, still finding nothing to say.
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