"So I am," laughed Peggy, "but I am willing to yield my place for once."
"Well, if you'll excuse my horrid slang," laughed Jimsy, "I think I may say we've all been 'up in the air' for the last few weeks. But it's all over now and we'll settle down to humdrum life once more."
"It's been jolly, though," protested Peggy.
But although no adventures just like those we have related happened again to the Girl Aviators, they were due to encounter some more strange experiences. In fact, both Peggy and Roy and their friends were on the brink of some odd happenings, the narration of which must be postponed to another volume of this series.
What these complications and adventures, both merry and perilous, proved to be will be set down in full detail in "The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings," a breezy tale of our aerial maids.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Girl Aviators and the Phantom Airship, by Margaret Burnham
