From the report of a motoring accident: "The car pulled up in about a year and a half.

After my experiences in different cars at the Frontespecially those driven by FrenchmenI thought at first that motoring had no new thrills to offer me; but when Sister takes corners I still clutch at anything handy.

She had tried motoring but had had to give it up because Colin was frightened at the hooting, grinding and jarring of the car.

She was acquiring his mother's perverse habit of upsetting your engagements at the last moment; and lately she had been particularly tiresome about motoring.

Angela was prettier than ever in the simple dress she wore for motoring, and the gray silk cap that framed her face, making a halo of her pale gold hair.

But somehow she contrived that Miss Dene should not be of the motoring party for the Seventeen-Mile Drive.

Mariette had brought coffee to her mistress's stateroom very early, but Carmen was not averse to the suggestion of breakfast at the hotel before motoring over the mountains.

He was motoring with Mrs. May.

"Motoring with Mrs. May!"

Motoring bores me terribly.

If he had been entirely normal, he would have accepted the conventions of the society to which he belonged, and devoted himself to motoring, bridge, and the encouragement of the lighter drama.

"She's motoring to Italy next week with some of her long-haired friendsbut I'm off for the other side; going back on the Sorceress.

Besides, we're dining at Enghien with the Shallums on Saturday, and motoring to Chantilly with the Jim Driscolls on Sunday.

What he wanted was an out-of-door life which should not altogether deprive him of the pleasures of an urban existence; and he accomplished this paradox by premising a farm within convenient motoring distance of Chicago, on one of the hard roads.

"Though one always has a breeze motoring," she took it up.

She knew where Miss Osborne was going, where and how she lived; she was wondering where the girls not enjoying the breeze always to be found in motoring were going, what they would do when they got there, and what they thought of the efforts to help them "manage better" on their dollar or less a day.

We also go motoring in the squire's little car.

Surely he could only do so by starting before it was light, and motoring the whole way from London?

Indeed, when she was motoring, Hermia never saw anything much but the stretch of road in front of her, its "thank ye marms," its ditches and its speed signs.

Many of the sons and daughters of the owners of railways and coal mines and rubber plantations were 'fed up' with motoring or bridge, or even with the hunting and fishing which meant a frank resumption of palaeolithic life without the spur of palaeolithic hunger.

And the motoring season is comparatively short, too.

AT SCHOOL or, The Wohelo Weavers By Hildegard G. Frey Author of "The Camp Fire Girls in the Maine Woods", "The Camp Fire Girls at Onoway House", "The Camp Fire Girls Go Motoring." 1916 CHAPTER I. CHRONICLES IN COLOR.

We meet her about all the time, even if she wasn't motoring over to your uncle's place in the summer when we stop there.

Motoring from Paris to the front these days is a question of avoiding roads rendered useless because a broken bridge has cut them in half.

And at those odd times when they are not praising her gowns, her wealth or her good looks, they'll be rather worse than insinuating that she knows all about the crimeif she didn't commit it herself!" He paced up and down the floor, his huge motoring coat flapping distressfully about his legs.