Biggles of 266

The watchers held their breath as it became apparent that the Camel was in difficulties. A long strip of fabric trailed back form a wing-tip, and a bracing wire hung loose from the undercarriage. One of the ailerons seemed to be out of position, as if it was hanging on by a single hinge. 

There was silence as the pilot made a slow, flat turn, that brought him into the wind, the machine flopping. A few feet from the ground the pilot caught it again and bounced to a bumpy landing. 

Algy had started running towards the machine, but pulled up as Biggles was seen climbing from the cockpit. 

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