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"I think we'll have to give her another dope, Collins," remarked Ronnie Pryor, as early one summer's morning he stood before "The Hornet," which, after a night-flight to the sea and back, was reposing in its "nest."
"It certainly wouldn't hurt her, sir, especially if we can get some of that new patent stuff that Mr. Henderson was telling us about the other day," the young mechanic replied.