Tam o' the Scoots

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Wallace Edgar. Tam o' the Scoots

To. QUENTIN ROOSEVELT. AND ALL AIRMEN, FRIEND AND FOE. ALIKE, WHO HAVE FALLEN IN CLEAN FIGHTING

CHAPTER I. THE CASE OF LASKY

CHAPTER II. PUPPIES OF THE PACK

CHAPTER III. THE COMING OF MÜLLER

CHAPTER IV. THE STRAFING OF MÜLLER

CHAPTER V. ANNIE—THE GUN

CHAPTER VI. THE LAW-BREAKER AND FRIGHTFULNESS

CHAPTER VII. THE MAN BEHIND THE CIRCUS

CHAPTER VIII. A QUESTION OF RANK

CHAPTER IX. A REPRISAL RAID

CHAPTER X. THE LAST LOAD

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Lieutenant Bridgeman went out over the German line and "strafed" a depot. He stayed a while to locate a new gun position and was caught between three strong batteries of Archies.

"Reports?" said the wing commander. "Well, Bridgeman isn't back and Tam said he saw him nose-dive behind the German trenches."

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He waited....

Presently—swish! They were circling in the opposite direction to Tam, which meant that the object passed him at the rate of one hundred and forty miles an hour. But he had seen the German coming.... Something dropped from the fuselage, there was the rending crash of an explosion and Tam dropped a little, swerved to the left and was out in clear daylight in a second.

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