Argosy All-Story Weekly, August 9, 1924 — page 134: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

\\ ae << \ SG LEA. Ye as By RAY CUMMINGS Author of ‘* The Girl in the Golden Atom,’’ ‘‘ The Fire People,’’ ete. CHAPTER XXV. REUNION. hovering plane at the empty surface of the level rock face below them. Somewhere in time-——Azeela was lying there —unconscious, killed perhaps, for the thought messages from her were stilled. Had Toroh gone on? Or had he stopped to try and find her? They were anxious moments for Georgie and Dee—moments that by Georgie’s watch stretched into an hour or more. They were both at the point of exhaustion. They had G wren and Dee gazed from their eaten a little—the plane was provisioned— but they had not slept throughout the trip. Georgie made a close calculation; he knew the time-speed of Toroh’s plane; he could estimate closely what Toroh’s dials must have read at the instant Azeela jumped. They found her at last, lying on the rock unconscious. ‘They stopped, carried her into the plane, and before they start- ed again they had revived her. ‘There was a heart stimulant among the plane’s medi- cines; she drank it gratefully. She was not injured, though badly bruised by her fall. She had been knocked unconscious as she left the plane. The instant her body This story began in the Argosy-Alistory Weekly for July 12. 284 DOOK = (CO 5) c (C(O)