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THREE:Dick agreed, declared that with Larry and Mr. Whiteside within call he dared to wait in the hangar alone, and Sandy, going out through the secret way, encountered Larry and the detective, consulted them, had their sanction for his idea and hurried off toward the next estate.
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THREE:Golly-to-gosh! he muttered, that was close
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THREE:So sound was his argument that the others hurried with him to the concealment of the nearby grove, after Larry had thoughtfully cut out the ignition so that the propeller would not revolve if its observers flew low enough to distinguish its position.
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THREE:[Pg 97]Well, I say, lets reorganize, Dick had a twinkle in his eye. You, Larry, will be the sole member of the Sky Patroland Sandy and I will beerthe ground crew!
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THREE:"I have it," he said shortly, standing beside her and holding out the letter.Glory-gracious-golly! Larry was agitated enough to couple all the exclamations.
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