I 'll never trust myself on a train again , and all I wish is that I was safely off this one . This fuss has worked my nerves all up again . '' `` Do n't worry , Grandma . I 'll see you safely off the train when we get to Green Village . '' `` Will you , though ? Will you , now ? '' said Grandma eagerly . `` I 'll be real easy in my mind , then , '' she added with a returning smile . `` I feel as if I could trust you for anything -- and I 'm a real suspicious person too . '' They had a long talk after that -- or , rather , Grandma talked and the dark man listened and smiled . She told him all about William George and Delia and their baby and about Samuel and Adelaide and Cyrus and Louise and the three cats and the parrot . He seemed to enjoy her accounts of them too . When they reached Green Village station he gathered up Grandma 's parcels and helped her tenderly off the train . `` Anybody here to meet Mrs. Sheldon ? '' he asked of the station master . The latter shook his head . `` Do n't think so . Have n't seen anybody here to meet anybody tonight . '' `` Dear , oh dear , '' said poor Grandma . `` This is just what I expected .
They 've never got XXXXX 's telegram .
Adelaide Anybody Cyrus Delia George Louise Samuel Sheldon Village station