In your own words describe the 'De Dion Bouton'. By whom was it driven? How were the passengers seated? What made the driver lose control of the car? A Drive in the Motor Car - Roald Dahl.
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The De Dion-Bouton engine is considered to the first high-speed lightweight internal combustion engine. It was licensed to more than 150 manufacturers and was a popular choice among assemblers of moto bicycles.
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It is a funny story by Roald Dahl which ends in a tragic road accident.
The narrator buys a new motor car in the year 1925 and narrator's 21 year old sister decides to drive the car after just two driving lessons.
Narrator's family gets ready because her sister is going to learn driving a motor car.
A total of seven people board the motor car and it flies on the road.
Narrator's mother is scared when the motor car crosses the speed limit of 35 miles per hour.
Narrator is trying to calm her down when the car meets with an accident.
Narrator's nose gets cut and he is taken to the hospital by his sister who did the accident.
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