Tish - Classic Reprint Author:Mary Roberts Rinehart MIND OVER MOTOR HOW TISH BROKE THE LAW AND SOME RECORDS I So many unkind thin~s have been said of the affair .J at lforris Valley that I thilJi!Jt best to publish a straightforward account of everything. The ill nature of the cartoon, for instance, which showed Tish in a pair ot khaki trousers on her back under a racing-car was quite uncalled fo... more »r. Tish did not wear the khaki trousers; she merely took them along in case of emergency . Nor was ,it true that Tish took Aggie along as a mechanician and brutally pushed her off the car because she was not pumping enough oil. The fact was that Aggie sneezed on a curve and fell out of the car, and would no doubt have been killed had she not been thrown into a pile of sand. It was in early September that Eliza Bailey, my cousin, decided to go to London, ostensibly for a rest, but really to get some cretonne at Liberty's. Eliza wrote me at Lake Penzance asking me to go to Morris Valley and look after Bettina. I must confes
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CONTENTS; MIND OVER MOTOR; LIKE A WOLF ON TIlE FOLD; TUE SIMPLE LIFERS ?; TISH'S SpY ? ?; ~iy COUNTRY TISH OF THEE-; ?; ?; 1; · 47; ? 101; · 165; · 257
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