The Lightning Conductor

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The Lightning Conductor (1905)
C. N. and A. M. Williamson

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In the authors' own words, a 'Travel Romance:' set in the early days of the "motor-car.". Mystery and adventure (and, perhaps, romance) dog the heroine, a beautiful young American, as she and her aunt are chauffeured through France and Spain in their new motor-car.

Special limited edition. Illustrated by Eliot Keen

The novel was adapted into a film in 1914 [IMDB]

2143796The Lightning Conductor1905C. N. and A. M. Williamson

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"WHY, BROWN, IS THAT YOU?" SHE QUAVERED.—Page 76

SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION

THE

LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR

THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF A MOTOR-CAR.

EDITED BY
C. N. and A. M. WILLIAMSON
Authors of "The Princess Passes"

REVISED, ENLARGED
AND ILLUSTRATED

GROSSET & DUNLAP
NEW YORK

Copyright, 1903, 1905,
BY
HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY

Twentieth Impression

TO THE REAL MONTIE

Chapters (not listed in original)

Molly Randolph to Her Father. Cobham, Surrey
Carlton Hotel, London
The Horrible Restaurant of the Boule d'Or, Suresnes, Near Paris
From Jack Winston to Lord Lane. Orleans
Hotel de Londres. Amboise
Molly Randolph to Her Father. Amboise
Molly Randolph to Her Father. Tours
Jack Winston to Lord Lane. Biarritz
Molly Randolph to Her Father. Hotel Gassion, Pau
From Jack Winston to Lord Lane. Pau
From Jack Winston to Lord Lane. Toulouse
Jack Winston to Lord Lane. Hotel du Louvre, Marseilles
Molly Randolph to Her Father. Grand Hotel, Toulon
Jack Winston to Lord Lane. Grand Hotel, Toulon
Molly Randolph to Her Father. Hotel Angst, Bordighera
Jimmy Payne to Chauncey Randolph. Grand Hotel, Rome
Molly Randolph to Her Father. Hotel de Russie, Rome
From Molly Randolph to Her Father. Parker's Hotel, Naples
From Jack Winston to Lord Lane. Taormina, Sicily
Miss Sibyl Barrow to Her School Friend, Miss Minnie Hobson, of Edgbaston, Birmingham. Santa Margherita, Taormina, Sicily
Molly Randolph to Herself. Hotel San Domenico, Taormina

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