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Red Pepper Burns drove into the vine-covered old red barn behind his house which served as his garage, and stopped his engine with an air of finality.
"Johnny," said he, addressing the young man who was accustomed to drive with him -- and for him when for any reason he preferred not to drive himself, which was seldom -- and who kept the car in the most careful trim, "not for man or beast, angel or devil will I go out again to-night."