The depression of the point of the nacelle told Dennis that the Aviatik was planing down to a lower altitude, and when, some distance ahead, he saw the milky gleam of a river winding away to right and left, he hung over the side with the powerful German glasses glued to his eyes.
"With Haig on the Somme"
D. H. Parry
And there was a world of agony in the boy's thought, interrupted by finding himself precipitated backwards in a heap, as the nacelle lifted and the dive was checked.
"With Haig on the Somme"
D. H. Parry
"It seems pretty simple," he said, as he swung himself out of the nacelle.
"Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3"
Collected and Arranged by Francis J. Reynolds