Beryl of the Biplane: Being the Romance of an Air-Woman of To-Day e-bog

This novel is set during the First World War, and revolves around the daring exploits of Beryl, an air-woman of remarkable skill and bravery. Excerpt: "e;Why, isn't that Beryl up in your 'bus?"e; he exclaimed, pointing out the machine. "e;I didn't know she was out to-day."e; "e;Yes,"e; was Ronnie's reply. "e;She flew over to Huntingdon this morning to see her sister."e; "e;Was she up with you last night?"e; "e;Yes. She generally goes up daily."e; "e;She has wonderful nerve for a woman,"e; declared George. "e;A pupil who has done great credit to her tutor-yourself, Ronnie. How many times has she flown the Channel?"e; "e;Seven. Three times alone, and four with me. The last time she crossed alone she went up from Bedford and landed close to Berck, beyond Paris-Plage. She passed over Folkestone, and then over to Cape Grisnez."e; "e;Look at her now!"e; Bellingham exclaimed in admiration. "e;By Jove! She's doing a good stunt!"e;