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The Rover Boys in the Air

CHAPTER VII
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The farmer had a shotgun in his hands, and each of the boys carried a club.
"Wot's this noise about, an' wot's that thing ?" demanded the farmer, and he showed his nervousness by the way he handled his gun.
"This is an airship," answered Dick, pleasantly.

"I was trying the engine, that's all." "Gosh all hemlock! An airship, eh?
I thought it was a company o' soldiers firin' their rifles! Wot be you a'doin' here in my pasture lot ?" "Is this your lot ?" "It sure is, an' has been for forty years." "We came here with Mr.Marley, of Rayville, to get the machine.

It got away from us and landed in the river.

We dragged it over here," explained Dick.

"We'll make it right with you for using the lot," he added, with a smile.
"Oh, so thet's it, eh?
Well, you're welcome to use the lot," said John Snubble.


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