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ONE:WILLIAM HOGARTH. (After the Portrait begun by Weltdon and finished by himself.)��We mustn��t waste any more time,�� cried Larry, eagerly. ��There are twenty-nine more chunks in the seaplane. Let��s fly there, Jeff, and get it.�� TWO:Cairness and Landor and a detachment of troops that had ridden hard all through the night, following an[Pg 132] appalling trail, but coming too late after all, found them so in the early dawn.In steadily increasing force, and gradually coming oftener, the puffs of moving air increased their confidence.

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ONE:��This is my idea! Nothing is what it seems to be. Jeff pretends to be a joy-ride pilot, but he never takes up passengers��hardly ever. The engine dies, only it��s Jeff stopping the ��juice.�� This old amphibian crate looks as though it��s ready to come to pieces and yet, somebody has been working on it��that chewing gum wasn��t stale and hard, because I made sure. Well��suppose that Jeff was in a gang of international jewel robbers��������Why don��t you go to your room and have a lie down?�� suggested Dick. TWO:To approach Ferdinand's forces, the French were obliged to pass a narrow ground between a river and a marsh, and were so cramped that they committed the very error which cost them the battle of Blenheim. They placed the cavalry in the centre, and made wings of their infantry. The cavalry made a succession of furious charges on Ferdinand's centre, but this stood compact and immovable, till the French horse, being discouraged, the Allies charged in their turn, and the centre of the army, the cavalry, being thus driven back, the whole line gave way. At this moment Ferdinand sent orders to Lord George Sackville to charge with the cavalry, which had been kept in reserve, and thus complete the destruction of the flying French. But Lord George, who had been constantly quarrelling with Ferdinand, as well as his own second in command, the Marquis of Granby, now did not appear to comprehend a succession of orders, and sat still. But Ferdinand, having lost patience, sent word to the Marquis of Granby to advance, and he promptly obeyed, but it was now too late; the French had got half an hour's start. Thus the English cavalry was deprived of all share in the victory; but the English foot had borne the chief brunt of the attack, being in the centre. Six British regiments, in fact, for a time maintained the whole shock of the French. Sackville was tried by court martial, and dismissed from all his military appointments. The battle of Minden was fought on the 1st of August, 1759.

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