Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 495
THE CONDUCT OF THE CONDUCTOR OR, THE PLACE WHERE THINGS WENTTHAT ANNOYED HER BY ELIZABETH C. WEBB Once there was a conductor whose conduct wasperfectly frightful. He never stopped the car tolet people on, and he never stopped the car to let … WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HEARD A BANG, ANDFELT HIMSELF DISAPPEAR! people get off; he was the crossest, crabbedest, ill—temperedest conductor there ever was. The com-pany that he worked for was not fond of him,and the company that rode in the car was notfond of him, and he was nt fond of himself, sohe kept…
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