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"Call Mr. Brown, Willie," said the elevator man to a boy near by.
There was something in the tone in which he said this which madeher feel as if she must record her feelings against any localhabitation.
"No," he said. "I'll have to get something else and save up."
Now the crier called the train ready and they got on. Hurstwoodbreathed a sigh of relief as it started. There was a short runto the river, and there they were ferried over. They had barelypulled the train off the ferry-boat when he settled back with asigh.
She was gazing now sadly out upon the open sea, her arm restinglistlessly upon the polished door-post.