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Further Adventures of Lad

CHAPTER VII
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Not in vain had Lad sniffed so long and so carefully at those faint footprints in the road dust, at the spot where Lady died.

In his throat a deep growl was born.
"Hello, folks!" Rhuburger was declaiming, to a wholly unenthusiastic circle of acquaintances.

"Made another record, just now.

The little boat spun me here from Montclair in exactly nineteen minutes.
That's--that's roughly an average rate of a mile in seventy-five seconds.

Not so bad, eh?
That car sure made a hit with ME, all right.
Not so much of a hit, maybe, with a couple of chickens and a fat old dog that had the bad luck to be asleep in the middle of the--" His plangent brag was lost in a sound seldom heard on the hither side of jungle or zoo.


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