The Boy Inventor's Wireless Triumph
The Boy Inventor's Wireless Triumph by Richard Bonner is available here as the complete text, split into 550 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II The Mysterious X. Y. Z
- Chapter III The Cipher Code
- Chapter IV A Marine Game of Blind-Man’s Buff
- Chapter V A Shot in the Night
- Chapter VI Ned Bangs’ Story
- Chapter VII The Three Colored Gems
- Chapter VIII On Board “the Tarantula”
- Chapter IX The Chadwick Gas Guns
- Chapter X
- Chapter XI The “Flying Road Racer”
- Chapter XII Herrera Is Not Caught Napping
- Chapter XIII A Daring Plan
- Chapter XIV A Message from the Air
- Chapter XV A Dash Aloft
- Chapter XVI Into the Enemy’s Camp
- Chapter XVII “Dad!—it’s Jack!”
- Chapter XVIII Hemmed in by Flames
- Chapter XIX “Stand by for a Rope!”
- Chapter XX A Rescue by Airship
- Chapter XXI Aloft in the Storm
- Chapter XXII A Voyage of Terror
- Chapter XXIII The Boy Inventors Solve a Problem
- Chapter XXIV An Appeal for Help
- Chapter XXV “It’s Death to Remain Here!”
- Chapter XXVI An Astounding Discovery
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