Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 612
h Peter,and she was glad not to be driving, yet she feltquite secure. It was at this moment that theywere passing the opening of another road which,heavily masked with underbrush, joined the mainroad on the left side, coming at an angle frombehind. Suddenly, she found herself clutching the armof… … A FLIMSY FENCE WAS ALL THAT STOOD BETWEEN THE CARRIAGE AND A STEEP HILLSIDE. from the side road a great touring-car shot at faces, swayed and rattled at their very side, and,full speed, shrieked again its warning into their as it swung in a wide curve, its rear skidded in a 406 THE RUNAWAY [Mar.,…
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