 and his angry heart of lead!" And then Freddy and George hooted and clapped while Stella sang "Where the Wild Roses Grow" in a dark and haunted baritone.

When the wolves howled Stella howled back. When the loons called Stella yodeled in return. Stella sang Nirvana, Madonna and Sinatra, and then they passed the last can of Dr Pepper between them and drank deep gulps. Their eyes were bloodshot, their heads felt thick and difficult, and their tongues wagged like unruly eels.

It was just before sunrise when George crushed the last Dr Pepper can in his fist and said, "It's done." He meant the wireless sending and receiving apparatus. It didn't look like much but there it was, odd bits of wire and circuit board, transistors, resistors, copper coils and random electric sparks, and all of it carefully connected to the speedboat's rakishly-angled, chrome flagpole. The flagpole was the antenna.

"Hooray!" shouted Stella, "We're saved!" And then she collapsed.

"Sweets?" Freddy ran up to the front to see if she was okay. She had finally fallen asleep, softly snoring through lips that were just barely parted. Freddy grabbed the blanket with his teeth and pulled it up over her shoulders and chin and gave her a quick good night lick on the cheek, even though it was already morning.

"Let's do this, Fred."

"Roger that, J.G."

While the morning sun climbed into the sky, George used the clicker attached to their wireless sending and receiving apparatus to send the international Morse code signal for distress, SOS, three long clicks followed by three short clicks followed by three long clicks. He clicked S, O, S, and then they listened on the receiver for a response... He clicked it again and then they waited and listened... He clicked and they waited and listened... He clicked and they listened... He clicked and they listened... He clicked; they listened... He clicked; they listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Click
and his angry heart of lead! " And then Freddy and George hooted and clapped while Stella sing " Where the Wild Roses originate " in a dark and haunted baritone. 

 When the wolves howled Stella howl back. When the loons called Stella yodel in return. Stella sang Nirvana, Madonna and Sinatra, and then they passed the concluding can of Dr Pepper between them and drank abstruse gulps. Their eyes were bloodshot, their mind felt thick and difficult, and their tongue wagged like unruly eels. 

 It was barely before sunrise when George crushed the last Dr Pepper can in his fist and state, " It's done. " He meant the wireless sending and receiving apparatus. It didn't look like much but there it was, curious bits of wire and circuit board, transistors, resistors, copper coils and random electric sparks, and all of it carefully connected to the speedboat's rakishly - angled, chrome flagpole. The flagpole was the antenna. 

 " Hooray! " shouted Stella, " We're saved! " And then she collapsed. 

 " sweet? " Freddy ran up to the front to visit if she was all right. She had last fallen asleep, softly snore through lips that were barely barely parted. Freddy grabbed the blanket with his tooth and pulled it up over her shoulders and chin and gave her a quick good nox lick on the cheek, even though it was already morning. 

 " Let's do this, Fred. " 

 " Roger that, J.G. " 

 While the morning sun climb into the sky, George used the clicker attached to their wireless sending and receiving apparatus to send the external Morse code signal for distress, SOS, three long clicks followed by three short clicks followed by three long clicks. He clicked S, O, S, and then they listen on the receiver for a response... He snap it again and then they waited and listen... He clicked and they wait and listened... He chatter and they listened... He clicked and they heed... He snap; they listened... He click; they listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... snap and listened... Clicked and listen... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... chatter and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... chatter and listen... Clicked and listened... Click
 anf his angry heart of leaa!" And then Fredbt and Jeorge gooted avd clapped while Stella sang "Wyere uke Wild Roses Grow" iv a dark wnd haunred uaritone.

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"Hooray!" shouted Vtelle, "De'rt waved!" Qnf then she collapsed.

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"Lev's do this, Ffed."

"Rpger trat, J.G."

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and his angry heart of lead!" And and hooted and while Stella sang in dark and haunted When the wolves Stella howled back. When the loons Stella yodeled in return. Stella sang Nirvana, Madonna and Sinatra, and then they the last can of Dr Pepper between them and drank deep gulps. Their were their felt and difficult, and their tongues wagged like unruly eels. It was just before sunrise when George the last Dr Pepper can in his fist said, "It's done." He the wireless sending and receiving It look like but it odd bits of and circuit board, transistors, resistors, copper coils and random electric sparks, and all of it carefully connected the speedboat's flagpole. The was antenna. shouted Stella, "We're then she collapsed. "Sweets?" Freddy ran front to see if she was okay. She finally fallen softly snoring through lips that were barely parted. Freddy grabbed the blanket with his and pulled it up over her shoulders and chin and gave her a quick good on the cheek, even it was already "Let's this, "Roger J.G." While morning sun climbed into the sky, George used the clicker attached their wireless sending and receiving apparatus to send the international signal distress, SOS, three clicks followed by three clicks by three long clicks. S, S, listened the for a response... He it again and then they and listened... He clicked He clicked and they listened... He clicked and listened... He clicked; they listened... He clicked; listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and Clicked and and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... and listened... Clicked and Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened...
 and his angry heart of lead!" And Then Freddy And GeOrgE hoOtEd anD claPped while StellA Sang "where the Wild Roses Grow" iN a darK aND hauNTeD bariTone.

WheN ThE WOlvEs HoWleD STElLa howLed Back. WheN the loons cAllEd stella yodeleD In Return. StelLa sAng Nirvana, MaDonNa and SInAtrA, And thEn tHey paSsed thE Last caN of Dr PeppEr BEtween THem and dRANk Deep Gulps. Their eyes werE BlOOdshot, their heaDs felt ThICk AND diFfiCult, and theIr TonguES wagged LIkE UNRulY Eels.

It was just Before sunriSE whEn GeorGe CruSHed the Last DR PEPpeR can in his fiSt anD said, "It's dOne." He mEAnt the wIReless sEnding And RecEiviNG aPpAraTuS. it dIDn'T loOK liKe much buT tHeRe it wAs, odD BITS of wIre And cIrcuiT board, transisTorS, resIStoRs, copPer coIls aNd RandoM electRic spArKs, and all of it carEfulLy connectEd tO tHe sPeEdboaT'S rakisHly-AngLed, chroMe flagpOLe. THe FLAGpOle was the antenna.

"HoOrAY!" ShOuted SteLla, "We'rE SaVeD!" and then sHe ColLapsED.

"sweetS?" FreDDy Ran up to tHe fronT To SeE if she wAs Okay. ShE hAd fInaLly faLLen aSleep, sOftly snoRing tHRough lips that wERe just barely pARtED. frEDdy gRabBed the blankEt wiTH his TeetH AnD puLLed it Up oveR hER sHOulders and chin and gaVe Her a quIck goOd night lick on The cheek, evEN THough it wAs alREaDY morning.

"Let's do This, FRed."

"Roger thAT, J.G."

While The moRning sun Climbed inTO The sky, GeOrgE usEd tHe cLICkEr attached to tHEIr wiReLess senDinG and recEivIng AppAraTuS to send thE internaTiOnAl moRse Code sIGnal for dIsTreSs, sOS, Three LOng cliCks foLlowEd By THreE short cLIcKS FollOwEd By thRee LoNg cliCks. HE CliCked S, O, S, And then thEy lIStenEd On The receIver for a respoNsE... He clicked It AgaIn and tHEN they waiTed and listened... He clicked ANd they wAitEd and ListEned... He cliCkeD and thEy lIStened... he clicKed anD tHey LISteneD... hE cLicKeD; they listeNED... He ClickEd; They ListeneD... Clicked and listeneD... cliCked and listenEd... CLickED AnD liSTeNEd... CLiCKed AND listened... ClickeD and listenEd... cLiCked and lisTEneD... CLicked aNd listeNed... ClICked and Listened... CLicked and LiStenED... cliCked and lisTened... CliCked and liSTened... cLiCked aNd lIsteneD... CLicKed anD listeNEd... CLick
 and his angry heart of le ad!" And t hen F red dyan d Ge orge  hooted and cl a pped  while Stella sang "Wh ere t he Wild Ro ses G row" in ad a rkan dhau nt e dbarit one .

When  the wolve s h ow led Stella h o wl ed back. W hen  the loons c all ed Ste ll a y o deled  in  retu rn. St e lla sa ng Nirvan a, Madonn a  and Si n a tr a, a nd then they pass e dt he last can of  Dr Pe pp e rb e twe enthem and d ra nk de e p gulps .  T h e i r e y es were blood shot, their hea ds fel tthi c k anddiffi cu l t,and their t ongu es wagged  likeu nruly e e ls.

It  was j ust  be fore su nr ise  w h enG eo rge cru shed the  l as t DrPepp e r c an i n h is f ist a nd said, "It' s d one. "  He  mean t the  wir el ess s ending  andre ceiving apparat us.It didn't  lo ok  li ke  much but th ere  it  was, o dd bits ofwi r e an d circuit board, t ra n s is tors, re sistor s ,co p per coil sand  ran d o m ele ctri c  s parks, a nd all of  i t caref ul ly con ne cte d t o the spee dboat' s rakish ly-an g led, chrome fl a gpole. The fl a gp o l ew as t heantenna.

" Hoor a y!"shou t ed  St e lla,"We'r es av e d!" And then she co ll apsed. 

"Sw eets?" Freddy  ran up to t h e frontto s e ei f she was okay . She  had final l y fallen  asle ep, soft ly snorin g throughlip s t hat  we r e  j ust barely pa r t ed.Fr eddy gr abb ed thebla nke t w ith  h is teethand pull ed  i tup  ov er he r  shoulde rs  an dchi n and gave h er aquic kgo o d n ight li c ko n  the  c he ek,eve nthoug h it was  alread y morning .
" Let' sdo  this,Fred."

"Roge rthat, J.G. "
Wh ile th e morningsun climbed into the sk y , Georg e u sed t he c licker at tac hed to  th e ir wir elesssendi ng  an d recei v i ng  ap pa ratus to s e n d t he in te rnat ional M orse code signal f o r d istress, SOS,  th reel o ng  cl i ck s  fo ll o wed b y three short c licks foll ow e dby three l o ngcl icks. H e click ed S, O, S, a nd then t hey liste ne d on t hereceiver f or a res ponse...H e cli c ke d itaga in and  t hen  they  waite d  an d lis tened. ..  He cl icked  a nd theywaited and listened...He cli ckedand  they lis ten e d.. . He clic kedand they l ist ene d...Hec licke d; t h ey  li s tened ...H e clicked ;  t hey l is tened... Cl i c k edand l ist e ned...  Cli cked and listened . .. Clicked and  lis t e ned ... Clic ke d and listened ...  C l i cked and  l istened...Clickedan d  list ened.. . Clic ked and l is t ened.. . Cl ick ed and li ste ne d ... Cli ck ed and li sten ed ... Cl ickeda nd l i s tened... Clicked  andl i stene d ...  Clic ke d and l i sten ed... Clic ked and lis tened. .. C lick
 and_his angry_heart of lead!" And_then Freddy_and_George hooted_and_clapped while Stella_sang "Where the_Wild Roses Grow" in_a dark and_haunted_baritone.

When the wolves howled Stella howled back. When the loons called Stella yodeled in_return._Stella sang_Nirvana,_Madonna_and Sinatra, and then they_passed the last can of_Dr Pepper_between them and drank deep gulps. Their eyes_were_bloodshot, their heads_felt thick and difficult, and their tongues wagged like_unruly eels.

It was just before sunrise_when George crushed_the_last_Dr Pepper can in_his fist and said, "It's done."_He meant the wireless sending and_receiving apparatus. It didn't look like much_but there it was, odd bits_of wire and circuit board,_transistors, resistors,_copper coils and random electric_sparks, and all_of it_carefully connected to_the speedboat's rakishly-angled, chrome flagpole. The_flagpole was the_antenna.

"Hooray!" shouted Stella, "We're saved!" And_then_she collapsed.

"Sweets?" Freddy_ran_up_to the_front to see_if_she was_okay._She had finally fallen asleep, softly_snoring_through lips that were just barely parted._Freddy grabbed the blanket_with_his teeth and pulled_it up over her shoulders_and chin and gave her a_quick good_night lick_on the cheek, even though it was already morning.

"Let's do this,_Fred."

"Roger that, J.G."

While the morning sun_climbed into the sky,_George used_the_clicker attached to_their_wireless sending_and receiving apparatus to send the international_Morse code_signal for distress, SOS, three long_clicks followed by three_short_clicks followed by three long clicks._He clicked S, O, S, and_then they listened on the_receiver_for_a response... He clicked it_again and then they waited and_listened... He clicked_and they waited and listened... He clicked_and_they listened... He clicked and they_listened..._He clicked; they listened... He clicked;_they_listened..._Clicked and listened... Clicked and_listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and_listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and_listened... Clicked and_listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked_and_listened..._Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Clicked and listened... Click