Two American Boys with the Allied ArmiesCrockett, Sherman
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Two American Boys with the Allied Armies
Crockett, Sherman
World War, 1914-1918 -- Juvenile fiction
Apparently Jack was as intent upon settling the question as Amos
himself could be. He put on more speed, and side by side they broke
into a run, such was their eagerness to cover the intervening ground.
Men in khaki looked after them in bewilderment, not knowing who these
two boys were, or what object they could have in thus braving the
fearful ordeals to be encountered on a battlefield.
Amos was caring little for all this. He had but one object in view,
and that the settling of the question whether his long absent brother
Frank, now one of the Allies’ aviators, was working on that section of
the firing line, and if he was fated to meet him face to face after so
arduous a search.
Whether Amos and his faithful chum Jack were to be rewarded with
immediate success after their eventful hunt for the missing Frank,
or meet with still further disappointment, must, however, be left to
another story, which the reader will find ready for his perusal later
on.
THE END.
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The Boy Aviators on Secret Service Or, Working With Wireless
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