The Dwarf Woman Taser

Ju-Ju, yelping, by the scruff of his neck.
Then the dwarf woman climbed in, and
away they went at a speed which sucked
the very breath out of their bodies. They
dashed over a track across the moor, thickly
strewn with furze-bushes and big boulders.
Why they were not upset nobody will ever
know, for they flew like the wind. Joan
clutched the side, and opened her mouth
to cry, but she really had neither breath
nor time enough, and as for Bart, he was
mad with delight. It was glorious! On
they rushed, and every now and then the
little postillion would give a wild shout;
and then, if possible, they went faster and
faster, and it seemed to the boy as if the
shout were taken up, and echoed across
the desolate moor, as indeed it was, for
the dwarfs were watching, you may be
sure, and this shout told them that the
new King and Queen were coming; and
one and another passed on the tidings to
the hill, so that all might be ready. Fast
as they went, before they got there the