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Updated: June 11, 2025
Two three-hundred-pound cars in two days, meaning forty pounds in his pocket! People liked him; he was big, good-looking and plausible, and he had a way with him which absolutely prevented any possible purchaser from ever giving another thought to any two-seater but the Runaway.
'Twas a witch you must have had among ye're ancestresses in the long ago." He gripped her hand, and went out to his two-seater, his mind still full of his friend's strange little son. Then all at once he could not have told you why Dr. O'Farrell's mind switched off to something very different, and he went back into the hall again. "A word more with ye, Mrs. Tosswill.
Being alone on a single-seated monoplane, he was not able to use a rifle, and whilst circling above a German two-seater in an endeavor to get within pistol shot was hit by the observer of the latter, who was armed with a rifle. He managed to fly back over our lines, and by great good luck descended close to a motor ambulance, which at once conveyed him to hospital."
Meanwhile, four specks, approaching from the west, had grown larger and larger, until they were revealed as of the F.E. type the British "pusher" two-seater. The Boche saw them, and hesitated as they bore down on him.
Smith's agent quickly reached his own flier, a small two-seater ornithopter finished in dull gray Smith's favorite color, incidentally and in a minute or two he was well under way. Smith had a chance to watch, at close range, the distorted S-motion of the machine's wings. But the flight lasted only a few minutes, and presently the craft was again at rest.
Peggy laughed. It was good to be engaged to a man no longer under a cloud. "It will all come right, dear old thing," she wrote to Doggie. "It's a cinch, as the Americans say. You'll soon get used to it especially if you can realize what it means to me. 'Saving face' has been an awful business. Now it's all over. Of course, I'll accept the two-seater.
Sara telegraphed that she would come to Barrow Court the following day, and, on her arrival, found Tim waiting for her at the station in his two-seater. "Well," he said with a grin, as the little car slid away along the familiar road. "Have you come to persuade me to be a good boy and stay at home, Sara?" "You know I've not," she replied, smiling. "I'm gong to talk sense to Elisabeth. Oh!
Smashed up in the final sprint. I want a seat in your car. Must get to London tonight." "To London. No. It wouldn't be safe it wouldn't be fair." "Fair! You don't understand don't realise there are millions of pounds at stake." "I don't care if there are hundreds of millions," she retorted. "The car is only a two-seater and slow at that. There are two of us already and "
Inquiries made amongst employees of the cab company, some of whom occupied little rooms above their garages, elicited the important information that the car had been seen in the mews on the night of the murder a fact, it seemed, which had been overlooked in the preliminary police investigations. The car was a two-seater Daimler with a yellow body and a hood.
So Doggie, following Briggins' advice, took lessons and, to his amazement, found that he did not die of nervous collapse when a dog crossed the road in front of the car and that the fitting of detachable wheels did not require the strength of a Hercules. The first time he took Peggy out in the two-seater he swelled with pride. "I'm so glad to see you can do something!" she said.
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