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"What made it?" Sue wanted to know. "That's what Mr. Ravenwood is trying to find out," said Uncle Tad. Idly the boat floated on the water while Mr. Ravenwood looked in the covering case and around the flywheel. "There's something jammed down under the flywheel, between it and the keel of the boat," he said. "I can just feel it. WHAT MADE IT SUE WANTED TO KNOW THAT'S WHAT MISTER RAVENWOOD IS TRYING TO FIND OUT SAID UNCLE TAD IDLY THE BOAT FLOATED ON THE WATER WHILE MISTER RAVENWOOD LOOKED IN THE COVERING CASE AND AROUND THE FLY WHEEL THERE'S SOMETHING JAMMED DOWN UNDER THE FLY WHEEL BETWEEN IT AND THE KEEL OF THE BOAT HE SAID I CAN JUST FEEL IT
he finding of the floating box and the recovery of Sandy. "If we could only find the lost pocketbook and the diamond ring now, I would say it might be almost like a fairy story." "Yes," agreed Mr. Ravenwood, "it certainly might be called that." He was listening to the noise of the engine as he sat with one hand on the steering wheel. "What's the matter?" asked Bunker Blue. "Anything wrong?" "The motor sounds rather strange," answered the pattern-maker. "I was just wondering----" He did not finish the sentence before the engine suddenly stopped with a sort of wheeze and groan which showed something was wrong. "Something's caught in the flywheel," declared Bunker Blue. "That's what it sounds like to me," added Uncle Tad. "We'll have a look," stated Mr. Ravenwood, as he shut off the gasolene supply and opened the electric switch. Then he proceeded to lift the wooden covering of the engine. "What's the matter?" asked Bunny Brown, looking back. "The engine has stopped," his mother told him. S HE AND MISTER RAVENWOOD WERE TALKING ABOUT THE FINDING OF THE FLOATING BOX AND THE RECOVERY OF SANDY IF WE COULD ONLY FIND THE LOST POCKET BOOK IN THE DIAMOND RING NOW I WOULD SAY IT MIGHT BE ALMOST LIKE A FAIRY STORY YES AGREED MISTER RAVENWOOD IT CERTAINLY MIGHT BE CALLED THAT HE WAS LISTENING TO THE NOISE OF AN ENGINE AS HE SAT WITH ONE HAND ON THE STEERING WHEEL WHAT'S THE MATTER ASKED BUNKER BLUE ANYTHING WRONG THE MOTOR SOUNDS RATHER STRANGE ANSWERED THE PATTERN MAKER WAS JUST WONDERING HE DID NOT FINISH THE SENTENCE BEFORE THE ENGINE SUDDENLY STALKED WITH A SORT OF WHEEZE AND GROAN WHICH SHOWED SOMETHING WAS WRONG SOMETHING'S CAUGHT IN THE FLY WHEEL DECLARED BUNKER BLOO THAT'S WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE TO ME ADDED UNCLE TAD WE'LL HAVE A LOOK STATED MISTER RAVENWOOD AS HE SHUT OFF THE GASCONE SUPPLY AND OPENED THE ELECTRIC SWITCH THEN HE PROCEEDED TO LIFT THE WOODEN COVERING OF THE ENGINE WHAT'S THE MATTER ASKED BUNNY MAN LOOKING AT THE BACK THE ENGINE HAS STOPPED HIS MOTHER TOLD HIM
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