Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William, Sir, bart · London Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 80
verydangerous to its owner, its passengers, and others ; and secondly,that the motor-car is as complicated as the horse. In skilledhands undoubtedly the motor-car has no compeer ; it is a safermeans of travel even than the railway. The chief danger is side-slip, and in an article which I had the… … 24-32 h.-p. six-seated Panhard et LevassorExtreme length, 14 ft. o in. spirited team unless in proper hands. I refuse to drive in amotor-car unless I know the abilities of the driver. The auto-mobile is free from the dangers that follow shying, bolting, rearingand running away, but it has an…
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