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The Rover Boys in the Air; Or, From College Campus to the Clouds

Chapter 76: Transcriber's Notes
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About This Book

Three college-aged Rover boys acquire a biplane and learn to fly, setting off on aerial outings that spark a chain of adventures. The aircraft goes missing and is pursued by land and air through woods, swamps, and moonlit roads, while storms, mechanical troubles, and encounters with old enemies complicate matters. Ground chases centered on a touring car and its chauffeur lead the group to an old mansion and a legal confrontation. The narrative concludes with a roundup that recovers the machine, exposes the threat, and reunites the friends.

Transcriber's Notes

Obvious printing errors, both spelling and punctuation, were repaired and noted by the use of a dashed underline in the text. Scrolling the mouse over such text will display the change that was made.

Chapter IOriginal text: several levers for controling
Correction: several levers for controlling
 
Original text: answered the brother. If only I
Correction: answered the brother. "If only I
 
Original text: spelling 'gattling gun' left intact
 
Chapter IIOriginal text: the Rover homstead.
Correction: the Rover homestead.
 
Original text: the Great Laks.
Correction: the Great Lakes.
 
Original text: on had to keep
Correction: on hand to keep
 
Original text: to pursuade their father
Correction: to persuade their father
 
Chapter IIIOriginal text: spelling 'gattling guns' left intact
 
Original text: Randolp Rover
Correction: Randolph Rover
 
Original text: hurriedly. Can it
Correction: hurriedly. "Can it
 
Original text: Uncle Randolph. "What
Correction: Uncle Randolph. What
 
Chapter VIOriginal text: behave youself.
Correction: behave yourself.
Comment: 'yourself' fits Dick's speech patterns
 
Chapter VIIOriginal text: spelling 'gatling-gun like' retained
 
Chapter IXOriginal text: not be suppposed
Correction: not be supposed
 
Chapter XIIIOriginal text: Powll
Correction: Powell
 
Original text: take care of themselves, and then he murmured
Correction: take care of themselves," and then he murmured
 
Chapter XIVOriginal text: anything new developes
Correction: anything new develops
 
Chapter XVIOriginal text: used to it.
Correction: used to it."
 
Original text: Yes; but I'd not mind
Correction: "Yes; but I'd not mind
 
Chapter XVIIOriginal text: "Thy got nearly
Correction: "They got nearly
Comment: 'They' fits the speaker's pronunciation better.
 
Chapter XIXOriginal text: new developes.
Correction: new develops.
 
Chapter XXOriginal text: waving franctically
Correction: waving frantically
 
Chapter XXIOriginal text: "How far is it to that deserted village."
Correction: "How far is it to that deserted village?"
 
Chapter XXIVOriginal text: rate of speed
Correction: rate of speed.
 
Original text: Come, on, boys.
Correction: Come on, boys.
 
Original text: But look!" he cried. They
Correction: But look!" he cried. "They
 
Chapter XXVOriginal text: spelling 'gatling guns' retained
 
Chapter XXVIIOriginal text: unuseable
Correction: unusable
 
Chapter XXVIIIOriginal text: possesion
Correction: possession
 
Chapter XXIXOriginal text: Would't
Correction: Wouldn't
 
Chapter XXXOriginal text: boys wants us to go
Correction: boys want us to go;
Comment: Nellie's typical speech implies she would never
use such grammar!
 
End MatterOriginal text: its glorious excitements its rivalries,
Correction: its glorious excitements, its rivalries,
 
Original text: he struck out for himself
Correction: he struck out for himself.
 
Original text: he "wins out.
Correction: he "wins out."