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WINGS OF THE
WIND
BY
CREDO HARRIS
_Author of_
"TOBY," "SUNLIGHT PATCH,"
"WHERE THE SOULS OF MEN ARE CALLING,"
ETC.
BOSTON
SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1920
BY SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)
TO
S. THRUSTON BALLARD
WITH WHOM THE AUTHOR HAS SHARED
MANY A PLEASANT CAMP-FIRE
THIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. "TO ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE!" 9
II. THE MYSTERIOUS MONSIEUR 16
III. THE GIRL IN THE CAFE 29
IV. NIRVANA 43
V. "TO THE VERY END!" 54
VI. A VOICE FROM THE WATER 70
VII. A BOMB AND A DISCOVERY 80
VIII. THE CHASE BEGINS 94
IX. A SHOT FROM THE DARK 104
X. A SILENT ENEMY 117
XI. A STRANGE FIND 129
XII. THE HURRICANE 140
XIII. ON TO DEATH RIVER! 153
XIV. SMILAX BRINGS NEWS 161
XV. EFAW KOTEE'S DEN 174
XVI. THE CAVE MAN SETS FORTH 190
XVII. THE RESCUE 202
XVIII. DOLORIA 212
XIX. ENLIGHTENING A PRINCESS 228
XX. SLEEPING BENEATH GOD'S TENT 238
XXI. PLANTING A MEMORY 249
XXII. I LOVE YOU 266
XXIII. THE ATTACK 275
XXIV. GERMAN CRUELTY 289
XXV. A FLYING THRONE 304
XXVI. A TREASURE BOX 319
XXVII. THE FINAL HOCUS-POCUS 330
WINGS OF THE WIND
CHAPTER I
"TO ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE!"
At last out of khaki, and dressed in conventional evening clothes, I
felt as if I were indeed writing the first words of another story on the
unmarred page of the incoming year. As I entered the library my mother,
forgetting that it was I who owed her deference, came forward with
outstretched arms and a sound in her voice like that of doves at nesting
time. Dad's welcome was heartier, even though his eyes were dimmed with
happy tears. And old Bilkins, our solemn, irreproachable butler, grinned
benignly as he stood waiting to announce dinner. What a wealth of
affection I had to be grateful for!
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