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Dorothy Dixon Wins Her Wings
Dorothy Wayne
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"Somewhere between Norwalk and Bridgeport, I guess," he replied. "There are any number of coves along here. I'll take you ashore, now. We've got a collapsible boat aboard. Not much of a craft, but it'll take the two of us in all right. We'll go over to one of those houses, and get your father on the phone. He can come down and drive you back to New Canaan."
"Drive us both back, you mean!"
"Sorry--but it can't be done. I've got to take this old bus home as soon as the wind dies down a little more."
"How long do you suppose that will be?" asked Dorothy quietly.
Bill glanced up at the black, overcast sky and then turned his gaze overside and studied the water toward the inlet's mouth.
"Oh, in about an hour I'll be able to take off."
"Then I'll wait and fly back with you."
"You certainly are a sportsman," he applauded and look. . . Read More
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This is the first Dorothy Dixon adventure book that I have read, and I was impressed. There were many book series that featured a female character, but they tend to be soft adventures in that there is little real danger and not much in the way of physical confrontations. Published in 1933, this sto
Enjoyed it as much at 50 something as I did at 15. Sexist by today's standards, but a good picture of the way it was when the book was written (1933). Fun to see how the world, and writing has changed. Plan to borrow book 2 and then read the complete series.