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;Because of the terrific winds that almost continually sweep over that
part of Siberia。 They never seem to cease�察 �and there are treacherous air
currents and 'pockets' that engulfed more than one luckless aviator。 Oh�察�
you may be sure the Russian government spared no means of finding the
lost platinum mine�察�but they could not locate it�察�or even get near the place
where they supposed it to be。
;Then�察 �perhaps thinking that my brother and I were concealing
something�察�they separated us。 Where they sent him I do not know�察�but I
was doomed to the sulphur mines。 I was heartbroken�察�and I scarcely cared
whether I lived or died。 But an opportunity of escape came�察�and I took it。 I
wanted to save my brother�察�but I did not know where he was�察�and I thought
if I could make my way to some civilized country�察�or to free America�察�I
might later be able to save my brother。
;I went to England�察�taking some of my precious platinum with me�察�and
stayed there for two years。 I learned your language�察 �but my efforts to
organize an expedition to search for the lost mine�察 �and for my brother�察�
failed。 Then I came here�察�andwell�察�I am still trying。;
;My� �That is certainly interesting� ─�exclaimed Ned�察�who had been all
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attention during the telling of the story。
;And you certainly had a hard time�察─ �declared Tom。 ;I am much
obliged for this platinum。 Have you set a price on it�拭 �It is worth much
more than the ordinary kind。;
;The price is nothing to you�察─�replied the Russian�察�with a smile。 ;I am
only too glad to help you fix your aeroplane。 Will it take long�拭�I should
like to watch you。;
;Come along�察─�invited Tom。 ;I can soon have it going again�察�and I'll
give you a ride�察�if you like。;
;No�察�thank you�察�I'm hardly up to that yet�察�though I may be some day。
The machine I made never flew well and I had several bad falls。;
Tom and Ned worked rapidly on the magneto�察�and soon had replaced
the defective bits of platinum。
;If the Russians had such a machine as this maybe they could have
gotten to that mine�察─�suggested Ned�察�who was very proud of Tom's craft。
;It would be useless in the terrific winds�察 �I fear�察─ �answered Ivan
Petrofsky。 ;But now I care little for the mine。 It is my brother whom I
want to save。 He must be in some of the Siberian mines�察�and if I had such
a craft as this I might be able to rescue him。;
Tom Swift dropped the file he was using。 A bright light sparkled in his
eyes。 He seemed strangely excited。
;Mr。 Petrofsky� ─�he cried�察 �would you let me have a try at finding your
brother�察�and would you come with me�拭─�
;Would I�拭─�asked the Russian eagerly。 ;I would be your debtor for life�察�
and I would always pray for you�察�if you could help me to save my brother
Peter。;
;Then we'll have a try at it� ─ �cried Tom。 ;I've got a different airship
than thisone in which I can travel three thousand miles without coming
down。 I haven't had any excitement since I got back from the city of gold。
I'm going to Russia to help you rescue your brother from exile�察�and I'm
also going to have a try for that lost platinum treasure� ─�
;Thank heaven�察�there is some hope for poor Peter at last�察─�murmured
Mr。 Petrofsky earnestly。
;You never can get to the platinum mine�察─�said Ned。 The winds will
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tear your airship to pieces。;
;Not the kind I'm going to make�察─�declared Tom。 ;It's going to be an
air glider�察 �that will fairly live on high winds。 Ho� �for Siberia and the
platinum mines。 Will you come�拭─�
;I don't know what you mean by an air glider�察�Tom Swift�察�but I'll go to
help rescue my brother�察─�was the quick answer�察�and then�察�with the light of
a daring resolve shining in his eyes�察�the young inventor proceeded to get
his aeroplane in shape for the trip back to Shopton。
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CHAPTER III
THE HAND OF THE CZAR
;Then you won't take a ride with me to´day。 asked the young inventor�察�
of the Russian�察 �as he completed the repairs to the magneto。 ;I'd like to
have you meet my father�察�and a friend of his�察�Mr。 Damon。 Most likely he'll
go to Siberia with us�察�if his wife will let him。 I'd like to talk some plans
over with you。;
;I shall certainly call on you�察─ �answered Ivan Petrofsky�察 �but�察─ �he
added with a smile�察 �I think I should prefer to take my first ride in your
larger airshipthe one that doesn't come down so often。;
;Well�察 �perhaps it is a little easier on an amateur�察─ �admitted Tom。 ;If
you'll come over to our house at any time I'll take you out in it�察�or I'll call
for you。;
;I'll come over in a few days�察─�answered the escaped exile。 ;Then I'll
tell you all I know of the locality where the platinum mine is located�察�and
we can make our plans。 In the meanwhile don't say anything about what I
have told you。;
;Why�拭─�asked Ned quickly。
Mr。 Petrofsky approached closer to the lads�察�and in a low voice said�此�
;I am not sure about it�察�but of late I think I have been shadowed。 I have
seen strange men in the village near here and they have eyed me rather
suspiciously。 Then�察�too�察�I have surprised several men around my house。 I
live here all alone�察 �you know�察 �and do most of my own work�察 �a woman
coming in occasionally to clean。 But I don't like these suspicious
characters hanging about。
;Who do you think they are�拭─�asked Tom
;I'm almost afraid to think�察�but from my past experience I thinknay�察�I
fearthey may be spies�察�or agents of the Russian government;
;Spies� ─�cried Ned。
;Hush。 Not so loud�察─�cautioned Mr。 Petrofsky。 ;They may even now be
in hiding�察�especially since your aeroplane landed so near my house。 They
may see something suspicious even in that。;
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;But why should the Russian government set spies on you�拭─ �asked
Tom in a low voice。
;For two reasons。 I am an escaped exile�察�and I am not a citizen of the
United States。 Therefore I may be sent back to the sulphur mines。 And
another reason is that they may think I know the secret of the platinum
treasurethe lost mine。;
;Say this is getting interesting� ─�exclaimed Tom。 ;If we are going to
have a brush with some of the spies of the Russian government so much
the better。 I'm ready for 'em� ─�
;So am I� ─�added Ned。
;You don't know them�察─�said Mr。 Petrofsky�察�and he could not repress a
shudder。 ;I hope they are not on my trail�察�but if they are; he paused a
moment�察�straightened himself up�察�and looked like what he was�察�a strong
man ;if they are let them look out。 I'd give my life to save my brother
from the awful�察�living death to which he is consigned� ─�
;And we're with you� ─�cried Tom�察�offering the Russian his hand。 ;We'll
turn the trick yet。 Now don't forget to come and see us。 Come along�察�Ned。
If I'm going to build an air glider I've got to get busy。; And waving
farewells to their new friend�察 �the lads took their places in the aeroplane
and were soon on their way to Shopton。
;Well�察�what do you think of it�拭─�asked Ned of his chum�察�as they sped
along at a good elevation�察�the engine going at half speed to be less noisy
and make talking easier。
;Lots。 I think we're in for a good time。; an exciting one�察 �anyhow�察 �if
what he says is true。 But what in the world is an air glider�察�Tom�拭─�
;It's the last word in aeroplanes。 You don't need a motor to make it go。;
;Don't need a motor�拭─�
;No�察�the wind does it all。 It's a sort of aeroplane�察�but the motion comes
from the wind�察 �acting on different planes�察 �and this is accomplished by
shifting weights。 In it you can stand still in a fierce gale�察�if you like。;
;How�察�by tying her fast on the ground�拭─�
;No�察 �hovering in the air。 It's all done by getting the proper balance。
The harder the wind blows the better the air glider works�察�and that's why I
think it will be just the thing for Siberia。 I'm going to get right at work on
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it�察�and you'll help me�察�won't you�拭─�
;I sure will。 Say�察�is platinum worth much�拭─�
;Worth much�拭 �I should say it was� �It's got gold beat now�察 �and the
available supply is very small�察 �and it's getting more scarce。 Russia has
several mines�察 �and the metal is of good quality。 I've used some Russian
platinum�察�but the kind Mr。 Petrofsky gave me to´day was better than the
best I ever had。 If we can only find that lost mine we'll be millionaires all
right。;
;That's what we thought when we found the city of gold�察�but the gold
wasn't of as fine a grade as we hoped。;
;Well�察�nothing like that can happen in this platinum deal。 It sure