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Ellis, Edward S. (Edward Sylvester), 1840-1916

"Or, the Steam Man of the Prairies"


But there was one of the emigrants who determined to know something
more about it and, mounting his horse, he started after it on a full
run. The trapper did not perceive him until he had approached quite
close, when they again put on a full head of steam, and they went
bounding forward at a rate which threatened to tear them to pieces.
But the keen perception of the boy had detected what they were able to
do without real risk: and, without putting his invention to its very
best, he kept up a speed which steadily drew them away from their
pursuer, who finally became discouraged, checked his animal, and
turned round and rode back to his friends, a not much wiser man.
This performance gave our friends great delight. It showed them that
they were really the owners of a prize whose value was incalculable.
'Ef the old thing will only last,' said Baldy, when they had sunk down
to a moderate trot again.
'What's to binder?'
'Dunno; yer oughter be able to tell. But these new-fangled things
generally go well at first, and then, afore yer know it, they bust all
to blazes.'
'No fear of this. I made this fellow so big that there is plenty of
room to have everything strong and give it a chance to work.


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