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Getting the idea from a great inventor who has settled in his town, a young mechanical wizard invents a device that enables him to fly his bicycle on a rescue mission which makes him a great hero.
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"The house in town that had the most shutters, a spooky turret, a cat named Tweet about to have babies, an ancient spreading apple tree with lots of red apples, and a barn in back with spires sticking up and fancy woodcarving, was the house on Bean Road in which lived Melvin Spitznagle."
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