Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 312
e I ought nt. Thereprobably wont be a hold-upon this road in a thousandyears, but if it should happenthis afternoon when I m en-joying myself, I should never forget the shameof it. Give me your revolver, suggested Mr. Lee.I m something of a shot myself, and I can takecare of the money. I d rather… … SUPPOSE THKRE WKRE ROBUEKS ON THE ROM)! HE CRIED. (SEE PAGE 790. But Bob Still shook his head. Much obligedto you, Mr. Lee, but really I could nt. Mr. Lee started the car. I respect your prin-ciple, he laughed. You 11 have plenty ofchances to drive the car. They sped onward, and entered the long…
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