He drove with the hitching strap tied to the railing of the dash-board, flourished the whip, and yelled with delight.

At first Sinton laughed with him, but by the time he left Elnora with several packages at her gate, he was looking serious enough.
Margaret was at the door as they drove up the lane.

Wesley left Billy in the carriage, hitched the horses and went to explain to her.

He had not reached her before she cried, "Look, Wesley, that child! You'll have a runaway!" Wesley looked and ran.

Billy was standing in the carriage slashing the mettlesome horses with the whip.
"See me make 'em go!" he shouted as the whip fell a second time.
He did make them go.