'TWAS a 'gentleman's car'; there wa'n't no doubt about that.
"We went 'way over to Bayport and Orham and beyond.

And all the time Bradbury kept p'intin' out the diff'rent levers to Jonadab and tellin' him how to work 'em.

Finally, after we'd headed back, he asked Jonadab to take the wheel and steer her a spell.

Said his heart was feelin' sort of mean and 'twould do him good to rest.
"Jonadab said no, emphatic and more'n average ugly, but Henry G.kept beggin' and pleadin', and pretty soon the widow put in her oar.

He must do it, to please her.