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Updated: May 24, 2025
It mattered not if there were a score, for, if he chose to flee, he could out-speed the swiftest runner on either side the Mississippi. With the thousands upon thousands of miles of mountain, prairie, river, and wilderness at his back, he could laugh to scorn the rage of his enemies.
Man has no wings, and yet he can soar above the clouds; he is not swift of foot, and yet he can out-speed the fleetest hound or horse; he has but feeble weapons in his organization, and yet he can slay or master all the great beasts; his eye is not so sharp as that of the eagle or the vulture, and yet he can see into the farthest depths of siderial space; he has only very feeble occult powers of communication with his fellows, and yet he can talk around the world and send his voice across mountains and deserts; his hands are weak things beside a lion's paw or an elephant's trunk, and yet he can move mountains and stay rivers and set bounds to the wildest seas.
The stars themselves danced to in days of old: Cuculain rode from out the ages' prime. Love sped him on to out-speed the steeds of Time: No bliss for him, and this world left a-cold, Which, he had heard, was stained with grief and crime.
Joy was trembling as her friend clasped her in her arms. "I wish the boys were here," sobbed Joy. "Well, I don't!" said Kit. "They'd think it was their duty to put up a fight, and it doesn't pay." Another shot! Another burst of speed that shook the car. Then Matt slowed down. There was nothing else to do. The men were gaining and it was foolish to try to out-speed them. Matt turned.
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