Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 672
erful too. There were times when passengers, flatteningtheir faces against the glass to see why the trainhad stopped, caught the gleam of a cheerful homewindow across the road, and, holding shielding I9I3-] MISS SANTA CLAUS OF THE PULLMAN 1065 hands at either side of their eyes as they… … OH, DEAR SANTA CLAUS, PLEASE DONT MIND WHAT WILLM SAID and conductor on the road by sight, and had theirown names for them. The engineer on thismorning train they called Mr. Smiley, because healways had a cheerful grin for them, and some-times a wave of his big, grimy hand. This timeMr. Smiley was…
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