Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 123
AN ANGEL IN AN ULSTER.By Washington Gladden. ell, sir, Iam sorry;but I vcdone thebest I couldfor you. It is theconductorof the nightexpress onthe East-ern Railroadho is speak-and thepassenger, towhom his remark is ad-!4i dressed, stands with watch~ in hand, near the door ofthe car, as the train… … not be blamed for the delay. The other train musthave left the Western station already. Undoubtedly ; the time is past, and they always,start on time. And there is no train that connects through toCincinnati before to-morrow morning? No! Well, that settles it. Thank you. Mr. Haliburton Todd steps…
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