Quickly the tank was filled and the man climbed into the pilot's seat.

Drake, after some deliberation, complying with the pilot's importunities, sailed towards the harbour, but had no sooner entered the mouth of it than he heard the report of artillery, which was answered by others at a greater distance; upon which the pilot told him, that they wero discovered, this being the signal appointed by the governour to alarm the coast.

40 'Tis I directs the pilot's hand To shun the rocks and treacherous sand: By me the distant world is known, And either India is our own.

Even then, with my heart high-strung with hope and courage, had I known the truth, I should have abandoned my friends, the voyage, and Europe, and returned in the pilot's boat, to find something more precious than all the continents and countries of the globe, in the love of that heart which I was carelessly flinging away.

Although some weeks had passed since the much-talked-of race between the rival aeroplanes, piloted by these two boys, in which Frank took his little craft up to the lofty summit of Old Thunder Top ahead of Puss in his biplane, as narrated in the first volume of this series, entitled "The Bird Boys; or, The Young Sky Pilot's First Air Voyage," the latter had never ceased to feel ugly over his defeat.

It was the pilot's story:"They both came aboard there, at Cairo, From a New Orleans boat, and took passage with us for Saint Louis.

But soon I heard the dash of oars, 500 I heard the Pilot's cheer; My head was turned perforce away, And I saw a boat appear.

The Pilot and the Pilot's boy, I heard them coming fast: 505 Dear Lord in Heaven!

With these views, then, it is not surprising that I easily came into the pilot's opinion, and determined to give the Leander a sufficient berth, as sailors express it.

From the pilot's seat he could make out the airport, the hangar, the sprawling laboratory and research buildings and the manufacturing centers.

A pilot's meteorology.

Question book for a pilot's meteorology.

Question book for a pilot's meteorology.

Pilot's handy vestpocket X-C navigation aid.

At the pilot's discretion.

A pilot's meteorology.

Question book for a pilot's meteorology.

DRYNAN, D. D. Pilot's handy vestpocket X-C navigation aid.

Slowly and with extreme care I edged my way inch by inch along the fuselage toward the main planes and the pilot's seat.

"Honest 'Maso, poor fellow, is sadly puzzled," he observed, smiling benevolently, as if in pity for the pilot's embarrassment; "he wishes to persuade us that the strange craft yonder is a lugger, though he cannot himself say to what country she belongs!"

Affections for old habit, currents of self-interest, and gales of passion are the forces that keep the human ship moving; and the pressure of the judicious pilot's hand upon the tiller is a relatively insignificant energy.

But the affections, passions, and interests are shifting, successive, and distraught; they blow in alternation while the pilot's hand is steadfast.

It contained two sofa-lockers with gas-inflated, leather cushions, a chart-rack, pilot's seat, controls, and instrument-board.

Well, now" He settled himself in the pilot's seat, reached forward and drew toward him a shining metal shaft.

The Master settled himself in the pilot's seat.