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nyp.33433075749808	Paternoster G. Sidney	The motor pirate, by G. Sidney Paternoster. With a frontispiece by Charles R. Sykes	1904		.txt	text/plain	53525	3935	85	overtaken by a motor-car occupied by a man, who presented a pistol at their heads, and ordered them to stop. "It's the Motor Pirate himself," I said to Winter, "Motor Pirate be d d !" replied Winter. I desired you," said the Motor Pirate; for it was indeed the Pirate remarked, as I returned to our car after that car means on a night like this, with the roads clear the Pirate car pass them on the road. was impossible to avoid recognition, but my rival Mannering in his trumpery old motor-car, accompanied by—above between Mannering's voice and the Motor Pirate's. likely to serve as a hiding-place for the Pirate's car?" the Motor Pirate," she said, and with that answer I was "More work of the Motor Pirate," remarked Forrest part of the Motor Pirate on that old car of his." moment Mannering had appeared on the new car.	./cache/nyp.33433075749808.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433075749808.txt