Excerpt: ...the air, and finally Bob's guests started home in an hilarious mood. Bob himself cleaned up his bench a bit after the others had gone, and then went upstairs to his bedroom, which had a window in the rear of the house. He had just started to undress when he thought he heard a peculiar noise outside. At once the thought of what Joe had said about his encounter with Buck Looker and his companions leaped into his mind, and he crossed swiftly to the window and looked out. It had been cloudy all the evening, but now, ...
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Excerpt: ...the air, and finally Bob's guests started home in an hilarious mood. Bob himself cleaned up his bench a bit after the others had gone, and then went upstairs to his bedroom, which had a window in the rear of the house. He had just started to undress when he thought he heard a peculiar noise outside. At once the thought of what Joe had said about his encounter with Buck Looker and his companions leaped into his mind, and he crossed swiftly to the window and looked out. It had been cloudy all the evening, but now, the clouds were beginning to break away, allowing bursts of moonlight to shine through at intervals. When Bob first looked out of the window, the moon was obscured by a ragged patch of cloud and he could barely make out the dim outline of the barn. But as the cloud passed on and the moon began to shine through the thinning fringe of vapor, Bob saw an indistinct figure on the roof, and as the moon came out more strongly he could see that the figure was tinkering with the end of the aerial that was fastened to the barn. Bob had no difficulty in recognizing Buck Looker, and without more ado he made for the back stairs leading down to the kitchen. Hot rage was in his heart and a resolve to have it out with the bully once and for all. Noiselessly he unfastened the kitchen door and passed out into the night, approaching the barn with as little noise as an Indian. Buck Looker was entirely unconscious of his approach, and was still fussing with the aerial when Bob's voice reached him, pleasant enough, but with a steely note in it that almost made the bully lose his hold on the roof. "Hello, Buck!" said Bob. "What are you doing up there?" For a few moments the shock of hearing Bob's voice so unexpectedly unnerved Buck completely, and he could do nothing but peer down at Bob with an expression of guilt and dismay on his coarse face. "Why-why-" he gasped at last, making an effort to pull himself together. "Why, you see, Bob, I-I just thought I'd...
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Fair in poor dust jacket. Rubbed edges and corners, white spots on cover, and some soil. Erasure evidence of prior owner on right fep. Clean readable interior. D/J has torn and worn edges and soil. 222 p. Blue cloth covered boards, sewn binding. Black title data on spine and front. Foreword by Jack Binns. Frontispiece picture of boys hearing sound from their wireless radio for the first time.
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Good- No Dust Jacket. 12mo-over 6¾"-7¾" tall. (1922) 214+pp. Original blue cloth covers, moderately soiled and rubbed. Small yellow spots along hinges. Corners and spine ends slightly bumped. Spine a bit sunned. Previous bookseller's small label on front paste-down. Light dampstain to top part of verso of title page and to first page of Foreword. Top corner of pg. 37 torn off, not affecting any text. Light scattered foxing. Illust. w/ a glossy b/w frontispiece.
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