Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 495
en other emotions, whichat once crystallized into a purpose; and when thepurpose was set, he asked the biggest man in thecar to please let him off, and ran back to wherethe old woman had been standing. She was still there, on the corner, and stillraginground and shaking her umbrella in a fear-ful,… … THE FIRST THING HE SAW WAS THE CONDUCTOR. At the word conductor the old woman turnedaround suddenly in the most fearful, frightfultemper you can imagine, and she shook her um-brella at William Augustus, and cried: Dont THE PLACE WHERE THINGS WENT THAT ANNOYED HER 329
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