[The Flying Legion by George Allan England]@TWC D-Link bookThe Flying Legion CHAPTER XXI 17/17
The upper galleries grew vocal with execrations. Not one was of fear; all voiced disappointment, the passion of baffled fury.
Angrily a boiler-shop clatter of machine-guns vomited useless frenzy. Wearily, like a stricken bird that has been forced too long to wing its broken way, the Eagle of the Sky--still two hundred yards from shore--lagged down into the high-running surf.
Down, in a murderous hail of fire she sank, into the waves that beat on the stark, sun-baked Sahara shore. And from hundreds of barbarous throats arose the killing-cry to Allah--the battle-cry of Beni Harb, the murder-lusting Sons of War..
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