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There were still many miles to cover before they reached their / destination, but there were no more railroad tracks to cross, and as / there was little danger of meeting anyone, Roger let the car fly along at / a high rate of speed. The storm continued and though the party / endeavoured to keep cheerful, yet the situation was depressing, and each / found it difficult not to show it.
Roger, of course, devoted his exclusive attention to driving the car, and / Patty scarcely dared to breathe, lest she should disturb him in some way.