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"
Not
this
way
,
"
he
said
.
But
Hegglund
,
who
had
been
studying
the
flaked
air
outside
,
a
world
that
seemed
dotted
with
falling
bits
of
cotton
,
called
:
"
Eh
,
dere
Willard
.
We
certainly
got
ta
do
better
dan
dis
.
It
means
de
razoo
for
us
if
we
do
n't
get
dere
on
time
.
"
And
Higby
,
for
once
stirred
out
of
a
gambler-like
effrontery
and
calm
,
added
:
"
We
'll
walk
the
plank
all
right
unless
we
can
put
up
some
good
yarn
.
Ca
n't
anybody
think
of
anything
?
"
As
for
Clyde
,
he
merely
sighed
nervously
.
And
then
,
as
though
to
torture
them
the
more
,
an
unexpected
crush
of
vehicles
appeared
at
nearly
every
intersection
.
And
Sparser
,
who
was
irritated
by
this
particular
predicament
,
was
contemplating
with
impatience
the
warning
hand
of
a
traffic
policeman
,
which
,
at
the
intersection
of
Ninth
and
Wyandotte
,
had
been
raised
against
him
.
"
There
goes
his
mit
again
,
"
he
exclaimed
.
"
What
can
I
do
about
that
!
I
might
turn
over
to
Washington
,
but
I
do
n't
know
whether
we
'll
save
any
time
by
going
over
there
.
"
A
full
minute
passed
before
he
was
signaled
to
go
forward
.
Then
swiftly
he
swung
the
car
to
the
right
and
three
blocks
over
into
Washington
Street
.
But
here
the
conditions
were
no
better
.
Two
heavy
lines
of
traffic
moved
in
opposite
directions
.
And
at
each
succeeding
corner
several
precious
moments
were
lost
as
the
cross-traffic
went
by
.
Then
the
car
would
tear
on
to
the
next
corner
,
weaving
its
way
in
and
out
as
best
it
could
.
At
Fifteenth
and
Washington
,
Clyde
exclaimed
to
Ratterer
:
"
How
would
it
do
if
we
got
out
at
Seventeenth
and
walked
over
?
"
"
You
wo
n't
save
any
time
if
I
can
turn
over
there
,
"
called
Sparser
.
"
I
can
get
over
there
quicker
than
you
can
.
"
He
crowded
the
other
cars
for
every
inch
of
available
space
.
At
Sixteenth
and
Washington
,
seeing
what
he
considered
a
fairly
clear
block
to
the
left
,
he
turned
the
car
and
tore
along
that
thoroughfare
to
as
far
as
Wyandotte
once
more
.
Just
as
he
neared
the
corner
and
was
about
to
turn
at
high
speed
,
swinging
in
close
to
the
curb
to
do
so
,
a
little
girl
of
about
nine
,
who
was
running
toward
the
crossing
,
jumped
directly
in
front
of
the
moving
machine
.
And
because
there
was
no
opportunity
given
him
to
turn
and
avoid
her
,
she
was
struck
and
dragged
a
number
of
feet
before
the
machine
could
be
halted
.
At
the
same
time
,
there
arose
piercing
screams
from
at
least
half
a
dozen
women
,
and
shouts
from
as
many
men
who
had
witnessed
the
accident
.
