It is easy to tell the stranger, stiff, decorous, terrified, clutching the rail with one or both hands, but we took for our model a pretty Irish girl, who looked like nothing so much as a bird on a swaying bough.

It is no longer called the 'jaunting,' but the outside car and there is another charming word lost to the world.

There was formerly an inside-car too, but it is almost unknown in Dublin, though still found in some of the smaller towns.

An outside-car has its wheels practically inside the body of the vehicle, but an inside car carries its wheels outside.

This definition was given us by an Irish driver, but lucid definition is not perhaps an Irishman's strong point.