Our friends, therefore, gave the captain and crew of the steamer an ample share of it, and divided the rest among themselves.
In due time the treasure was all sold, and realized a huge sum.
Landing in New York, our friends proceeded to Readestown, and received a warm welcome home.
They were glad to get home again.
Frank since then has built other wonderful inventions, and we will soon give our readers an account of another one. But our story of his greatest flying machine is ended, and we will, therefore, defer our narrative to the volume which follows this one.
Read “ONE HUNDRED MILES BELOW THE SURFACE OF THE SEA; OR, THE MARVELOUS TRIP OF FRANK READE, JR.,” which will be the next number (50) of “Frank Reade Weekly Magazine.”
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