[The Thunder Bird by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookThe Thunder Bird CHAPTER SEVENTEEN 8/24
Still no kiddies appeared, but their father came out of a back door and drove the dogs back.
He was low-browed, swart and silent, with a heavy black mustache and a mop of hair to match.
Cliff left the car and walked away with him, speaking in an undertone what Johnny knew to be Spanish.
The low-browed one interpolated an occasional "Si, si, senor!" and gesticulated much. "All right, Johnny, this is Mateo, who will look after us at this end--providing there's nothing to hinder our using this as headquarters.
How about that flat, out in front? Is it big enough for a flying field, do you think? You might walk over it and take a look." Stiffly, Johnny climbed down and walked obediently out across the open flat.
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