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The Thunder Bird

CHAPTER FIVE
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The earth lifted to them as if pulled up by a string.

They could see more huts and tiny figures running like disturbed ants.

The field where they had spent most of the day broadened beneath them, like a brown blanket spread to receive them.
They came down with a jolt that bent the axle of the landing gear, sent them bounding into the air, and all but wrecked them.

They went ducking and wobbling up to the willow fringe and swung off just in time to escape plunging into a deep little creek.

As they stopped they heard a great crackling of brush and glimpsed many forms fleeing wildly, but they were too engrossed in their own trouble to be greatly impressed.


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