A Mystery Story for Girls
GYPSY FLIGHT
By
ROY J. SNELL
The Reilly & Lee Co.
Chicago
COPYRIGHT 1935
BY
THE REILLY & LEE CO.
PRINTED IN THE U. S. A.
CONTENTS
- CHAPTER PAGE
- I The Dark Lady 11
- II The Vanishing Bag 34
- III The “Flying Corntassel” 48
- IV With the Aid of Providence 58
- V Danby’s Secret 64
- VI The Gypsy Witch Cards 75
- VII A Strange Battle 83
- VIII Trailing an Old Pal 94
- IX Little Sweden 103
- X One Wild Night 111
- XI Goodbye Fair 118
- XII Flying Through the Night 126
- XIII Suspects 135
- XIV Gypsy Trail 142
- XV Lady Cop of the Sky 150
- XVI A Suspicious Character 161
- XVII A Surprise Visit 170
- XVIII The Red Devil 178
- XIX The Fire-Bird 189
- XX Someone Vanishes 195
- XXI An Astonishing Discovery 202
- XXII The Silver Ship 211
- XXIII The Gypsy’s Warning 217
- XXIV 48-48 228
- XXV Lost in the Air of Night 238
GYPSY FLIGHT
CHAPTER I
THE DARK LADY
Rosemary Sample adjusted her jauntycap carefully, smoothed out her well-tailoredsuit, then lowering her head, steppedfrom her trans-continental airplane.
Oh yes, that was Rosemary’s plane. Rosemarywas still young, and she looked evenyounger than her years. A slender slip of agirl was Rosemary, rather pretty, too, with atouch of natural color and a dimple in eachcheek, white even teeth, smiling eyes of deepestblue.
Strange sort of person to have a huge bi-motoredplane with two 555 horse-powermotors and a cruising speed of one hun