Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 656
ell beside him in a faint,and the bicycle, after staggering on a few yardsfarther, rolled over the high bank at the road-side. Fortunately neither the boy nor Lulu sufferedany permanent injury, though the fright and A RUNAWAY. I IOI the nervous shock were sufficient to keep Lulu of the wheel would… … WITH GRIM DETERMINATION SHE CLUNG TO THE HANDLE-BARS. It was a perilous feat, showing great presenceof mind as well as daring, and beyond a doubtwas the means of saving the girls life. Thepoint at which she was stopped was less thanhalf-way down the long hill, and at the rate ofspeed attained…
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