She kept barking and scratching Iikeответ:A super dog won the Pet of the Year.This is brave beagle Belle who lives with her owner Helen Law in Lenzie, Glasgow,chosen from hundreds of others as this year's top dog.The fire broke out in the middle of the night on September 14, caused by an electrical fault. Belle realised that she had to act quickly and hurried to help her owneHelen realized immediately that her home was on fire and hurried to safety. "I lost my home in the fire, but I'm alive and well.It's all thanks to BelleShe's my best
“Push the lever forward,” Ben whispered. Davy could not know what kind of lever, and Ben was not able to point to it. But the boy saw the direction of his father's eyes, and the engine started again.
"In which direction should I keep?" Davy screamed again. "You are not telling me which direction to keep."
"Follow the coast. Hold to the right. And, for God's sake, do nothing else. Everything will be all right, Davy ..." Ben saw the outline of Davy's pale face with dark eyes. The boy remembered how to level out and keep speed. “He will do it,” Ben whispered to himself, and then lost consciousness again.
For three thousand feet, I admit, Davy did not think that he could ever cry again. His tears ran. He only boasted once in ten years of his life that his father was a pilot. He remembered everything that his father told him about the flight, and he could only guess that his father had not told him. Davy could not even look at his father, because his father was bleeding terribly. He did not want his father to die, but he knew that this was the last opportunity. People will really perish.
The tears that Davy thought had dried up reappeared in his dark eyes, and he felt them flowing down his cheeks.
Ben felt a sharp pain and opened his eyes. "Davy! What happened? What are you doing!" he managed to scream.
"We're almost there. I see the buildings in Cairo," Davy said. "But the plane does not want to go down."
"Brake the engine "
"I did it, but he doesn't seem to be responding." "Use the tail lever," Ben said, and the plane lowers its nose down at the peak.
"Brake the engine!" Ben screamed again. He knew that it was easy to lift an airplane from the ground and fly, but landing it was another matter. The wind blew towards them. They lost air speed because their nose was raised. If the engine stopped at this height in such a wind, they would crash into thousands of places (urban) ...
They were approaching the airfield, the dust was like a yellow sea. And then Ben saw the plane. “Watch out! You crash into the plane,” Ben cried.
Ben saw a large four-engine plane taking off. If it was just a takeoff and not a test of the engines, everything would be all right. Ben closed his eyes and when he opened them again, a large plane was right in their lane, but moved so fast that it looked like he was about to miss them.
Now the yellow dust was just below them. "Six inches," cried Ben Davy through pain. "Six inches, Davy ... Wait! Not yet! Not yet ...!" he exclaimed.
When they reached the last inch to the ground, Ben was finally at a loss. He tried to shout: "Now! Now! Now!" but passed out again. He almost did not feel the wheels of the plane touching the ground. When the tail of the plane finally landed, Ben knew that it was his last inch. The plane drove uncontrollably for a while, and when it finally stopped, Ben heard only silence and thought it was not the time to give up.
She kept barking and scratching Iikeответ:A super dog won the Pet of the Year.This is brave beagle Belle who lives with her owner Helen Law in Lenzie, Glasgow,chosen from hundreds of others as this year's top dog.The fire broke out in the middle of the night on September 14, caused by an electrical fault. Belle realised that she had to act quickly and hurried to help her owneHelen realized immediately that her home was on fire and hurried to safety. "I lost my home in the fire, but I'm alive and well.It's all thanks to BelleShe's my best
friend," said Ms Law.
"Please wake up!" shouted Davy.
"What's the matter?"
“Push the lever forward,” Ben whispered. Davy could not know what kind of lever, and Ben was not able to point to it. But the boy saw the direction of his father's eyes, and the engine started again.
"In which direction should I keep?" Davy screamed again. "You are not telling me which direction to keep."
"Follow the coast. Hold to the right. And, for God's sake, do nothing else. Everything will be all right, Davy ..." Ben saw the outline of Davy's pale face with dark eyes. The boy remembered how to level out and keep speed. “He will do it,” Ben whispered to himself, and then lost consciousness again.
For three thousand feet, I admit, Davy did not think that he could ever cry again. His tears ran. He only boasted once in ten years of his life that his father was a pilot. He remembered everything that his father told him about the flight, and he could only guess that his father had not told him. Davy could not even look at his father, because his father was bleeding terribly. He did not want his father to die, but he knew that this was the last opportunity. People will really perish.
The tears that Davy thought had dried up reappeared in his dark eyes, and he felt them flowing down his cheeks.
Ben felt a sharp pain and opened his eyes. "Davy! What happened? What are you doing!" he managed to scream.
"We're almost there. I see the buildings in Cairo," Davy said. "But the plane does not want to go down."
"Brake the engine "
"I did it, but he doesn't seem to be responding." "Use the tail lever," Ben said, and the plane lowers its nose down at the peak.
"Brake the engine!" Ben screamed again. He knew that it was easy to lift an airplane from the ground and fly, but landing it was another matter. The wind blew towards them. They lost air speed because their nose was raised. If the engine stopped at this height in such a wind, they would crash into thousands of places (urban) ...
They were approaching the airfield, the dust was like a yellow sea. And then Ben saw the plane. “Watch out! You crash into the plane,” Ben cried.
Ben saw a large four-engine plane taking off. If it was just a takeoff and not a test of the engines, everything would be all right. Ben closed his eyes and when he opened them again, a large plane was right in their lane, but moved so fast that it looked like he was about to miss them.
Now the yellow dust was just below them. "Six inches," cried Ben Davy through pain. "Six inches, Davy ... Wait! Not yet! Not yet ...!" he exclaimed.
When they reached the last inch to the ground, Ben was finally at a loss. He tried to shout: "Now! Now! Now!" but passed out again. He almost did not feel the wheels of the plane touching the ground. When the tail of the plane finally landed, Ben knew that it was his last inch. The plane drove uncontrollably for a while, and when it finally stopped, Ben heard only silence and thought it was not the time to give up.