Of the wonders of the steamship, the railroad, the telegraphic cable, the wireless, the gasoline engine, and a thousand other mechanical miracles, the framers of the American Constitution did not even dream.

Santos-Dumont has been very fortunate in this respect, his success, indeed, being largely due to the compact and powerful gasoline motors that have been developed for use on automobiles.

But we'll start it some distance away from our gasoline tank, remember.

The early gasoline automobiles sounded, when moving, like an artillery company coming full tilt down a badly paved street.

A gasoline lamp threw a strong white light on the comfortable room, and the city papers lay, still unfolded, on the table beside a pile of letters.

"Also we're to take a portable kitchen along, like they use in the army, with a gasoline stove all complete.

Therefore, the motor of a gasoline machine goes all the time, even when the vehicle is at rest.

One could row and fish in sheltered bays, and adventure on board a gasoline launch into the northern wilds.

I am the queen of this realm, and they all kow-tow to me; now you come and take your medicine," and before pa could say boo she had pulled a big clothes bag over his head and tied it around his feet, and said: "Come on, girls, we are going to have roasted missionary," and they were lighting a gasoline torch to roast pa, when the owner of the show came along and asked what was up.

The chauffeur got down and began piling the gasoline cans behind on the back seat to one side.

The drummer carries his samples in a gasoline runabout, and, in addition to seeing twice the number of customers, he can get their goodwill by taking them for a spin.

Ghosts around gasoline station.

" "Only other thing I can think of," continued the mechanic, "mebbe she needs more of that gasoline stuff."

Finally, that the trading gasoline schooner, Gussie Brown, was frozen in the ice three hundred miles north of Conjurer's Bay and Great Bear Lake, and had an ample supply of gasoline.

Down below us in the street, where a gasoline light threw a greenish-white glare, three Arabs in native costume were squatting with their backs against the low wall facing the hotel.

"I've heard of gasoline rags and dish rags and wash rags," I kept up, "but I never saw any noble ones.

A little forward of the motor is suspended to the keel the cigar-shaped gasoline reservoir, and strung along the top rod are the batteries which furnish the current to make the sparks for the purpose of exploding the gas in the motor.

In fact, we had deliberately avoided the gasoline route, choosing to be led by more rustic odours; and thus our wayward wayfaring cannot be offered in any sense as a guide for pedestrians who may come after us.

A cloud of evil-smelling blue gasoline smoke rose up from the exhaust behind, but the car continued to advance.

"I've been thinking over that gasoline stoppage, and the more I think of it the more I am inclined to believe that there's something queer about it.

Then, as Blake watched his chum's right hand, he saw him slowly turn the movable rubber handle that controls the gasoline supply.

The gasoline vapour thus formed is highly inflammable, and if lighted in a closed space will explode.

Almost every gasoline motor vehicle carries its own electric plant, either a set of batteries or more commonly a little magneto dynamo, which is run by the shaft of the motor.

There was a big gasoline workboat, gray with a yellow funnel, that she knew was Monohan's.

" A little later, after a quick trip on the "gasoline bicycle," the moving picture boys were at the only hotel of which Central Falls boasted.