The runabout hit a bank of snow along the road. Randal! Shayla shrieked as the auto slid sideways. During the trip from England to Sumpter, she’d begun to see Randal for what he was-a boy in a young man’s body. Shayla was anxious to see Ma and Pa, and all the Halseys, but Randal was taking the road much too fast. It had been Randal Quincey’s idea to purchase the automobile in New York and bring it by train, so they could arrive in Sumpter, Oregon in style. Shayla Halsey clung to the rail on the side of the seat to keep from bouncing out of the1904 Eldredge Runabout.
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