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"Over we go," shouted Filbert in an emotion-packed voice " he turned the giant aircraft on its back and thun- dered upwards through the hurricane in the most danger- ous, yet only known manoeuvre that could snatch them from the waiting jaws of death. _ “Well, you made it Mr. Whimsey,” the voice of the tiehet-talrdr broke through Filbert’a reverie. “You have seat number seven. To your left and up ramp one. The plane departs in two minutes” 'Th, yes, er . . I Filbert Fumbled as he clutched his 1gtte2Ahais, took_ a deep breath and stepped weaklv through' ifi"ttai 'Memmttirattet. t'rG'CiiCAhlU'r,u= e m; an}: "Guia; "' Ge" t'l1frft'fdlufrllg,ttat ahead. "--"VeV -v- my wwwouuclll. nun OI a Bean, Falwell end Cramp, his duty was to carry 18ruetiontr, even it it did mean flying in an aircraft fimt time in his rather colorless life. 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