Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 397
well named; for it can certainly run.No horse in front; no reins to handle; nowhip; no big creature with a will of his ownto be guided, urged, and controlled ; and no-thing to obstruct the clear view in front, nothingto obstruct the rush of pure air as the carriageflies swiftly over the asphalt.… … A PROCESSION OF AUTOMOBILES. We overtake teams, carriages, and bicycles, travel on for another hundred miles at the and pass them all. We meet a trolley-car on same rate of speed as before,a cross-street, and slow up to let it pass. As we We ride on, up hill and down, over pave- stop we feel the…
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