Beryl of the Biplane: Being the Romance of an Air-Woman of To-Day

· 1927

“You were up last night, weren’t you? Mac told me so at Brooklands this morning.” “Yes--Zepp-hunting. I was up three hours, but, alas! had no luck. Two came in over Essex but were scared by the anti-aircraft boys, and turned tail. Better luck to-night, I hope,” and Ronald Pryor, the tall, dark, good-looking young man in grey flannels, laughed merrily as, with a quick movement, he flicked the ash from his after-luncheon cigarette.…

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