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That they know nothing, fear nothing. Away back in 1886 my alert young friend, Miss Anna Gordon
", and my ingenious young niece, Miss Katharine Willard, took to the tricycle as natu-
15 ducks take to water. The very first time they mounted they went spilling down the
sady street, with its pleasant elms where for nearly a generation mother and I had had
our nome. Even as the war-horse snuffeth the battle from afar. I longed to go and do like-wise.
Remembering my country bringing-up and various exploits in running, climbing, horseback-
Ne, to say nothing of my tame heifer that I trained for a Bucephalus, I said to myself, "If
giris can ride without learning so can I!" Taking out my watch I timed them as they, at
my suggestion, set out to make a record in going round the square. Two and a half minutes was
result. I then started with all my forces well in hand, and flew around in two and a quarter
minutes. Not contented with this, but puffed up with foolish vanity. I declared that I would go
in two minutes, and encouraged by their cheers, away I went without a fear till the third
turning-post was reached, when the left hand played me false, and turning away at an acute
angle, away I went sidelong, machine and all, into the gutter, falling on my right elbow, which
felt like a glass full of chopped ice, and I knew that for the first time in a life full of vicissitudes
I had been really hurt.!

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28. Is it unified? Explain how.
29. Is it coherent? Explain how.
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