The Flying Machine Boys in the Wilds; Or, The Mystery of the Andes

The boys were certain that if they could have looked down upon the savages they would have seen them on their knees.

The Flying Machine Boys in the Wilds.        Page 24.

The Flying Machine Boys
In the Wilds
OR
The Mystery of the Andes
By FRANK WALTON
AUTHOR OF
“The Flying Machine Boys on Secret Service”
“The Flying Machine Boys on Duty”
“The Flying Machine Boys in Mexico”
A. L. BURT COMPANY
NEW YORK.

Copyright 1913
By A. L. Burt Company

THE FLYING MACHINE BOYS IN THE WILDS


CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. UNDER THE EQUATOR. 3
II. WHAT THE FISHERMEN CAUGHT. 13
III. A MASTERLY RETREAT. 23
IV. PLANNING A MIDNIGHT RIDE. 33
V. A WAIF AND A STRAY. 44
VI. AUTOMOBILE VS. AEROPLANE. 56
VII. A PAIR OF PLANS. 58
VIII. A SPRING FOR LIBERTY. 80
IX. A FINE CURTAIN-RAISER. 92
X. WHERE THE TROUBLE BEGAN. 104
XI. UNDER TROPICAL STARS. 115
XII. THE HAUNTED TEMPLE. 125
XIII. THE CLOSING OF A DOOR. 135
XIV. THE INDIANS HELP SOME! 145
XV. A QUESTION OF MARKSMANSHIP. 155
XVI. BESIEGED IN THE TEMPLE. 165
XVII. THE LOST TELEGRAMS. 177
XVIII. JIMMIE’S AWFUL HUNGER. 188
XIX. WHERE THE PASSAGE ENDED. 199
XX. THE SAVAGES MAKE MORE TROUBLE. 209
XXI. THE MYSTERY OF THE ANDES. 221
XXII. TWO RUNAWAY BOYS! 230
XXIII. TWO RUNAWAY AVIATORS! 239
XXIV. THE END OF THE MYSTERY. 248

THE FLYING MACHINE BOYS
IN THE WILDS.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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