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The Aeroplane Speaks. Fifth Edition
·
H. Barber
51
And
the
Pilot
and
Observer
fly
on
and
on,
seeing
these
things
and
many
others
which
baffle
my
poor
skill
to
describe--things,
dear
Reader,
that
you
shall
see,
and
poets
sing
of,
and
great
artists
paint
in
the
days
to
come
when
the
Designer
has
captured
Efficiency.
Then,
and
the
time
is
near,
shall
you
see
this
beautiful
world
as
you
have
never
seen
it
before,
the
garden
it
is,
the
peace
it
breathes,
and
the
wonder
of
it.
The
Pilot,
flying
on,
is
now
anxiously
looking
for
the
railway
line
which
midway
on
his
journey
should
point
the
course.
Ah!
There
it
is
at
last,
but
suddenly
(and
the
map
at
fault)
it
plunges
into
the
earth!
Well
the
writer
remembers
when
that
happened
to
him
on
a
long
'cross-country
flight
in
the
early
days
of
aviation.
Anxiously
he
wondered
"Are
tunnels
always
straight?"
and
with
what
relief,
keeping
on
a
straight
course,
he
picked
up
the
line
again
some
three
miles
farther
on!
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