[The Early Bird by George Randolph Chester]@TWC D-Link bookThe Early Bird CHAPTER XII 5/5
The next shifting, around a deep mud hole which only left room for an Indian file procession, brought Sam alongside Miss Josephine, and here he stuck for the balance of the ride, leaving Princeman to ride part of the time alone between the two couples, and part of the time to be the third rider with each couple in alternation.
Miss Josephine was very much concerned about Mr.Turner's accident, very happy to know how lucky he had been to come off without a scratch, except for the tear in his coat, and very solicitous indeed about any further handling of the obstreperous gray team; and, forgiving him readily under the circumstances, she renewed her engagement to drive with him the next morning! Sam rode on home at the side of Miss Westlake, after leaving Miss Stevens at Hollis Creek, in a strange and nebulous state of elation, which continued until bedtime.
As he was about to retire he was handed a wire from his brother: "Just received patent papers meet me at Restview morning train.".
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