the bridge into the “They crossed city later that It afternoon.… seemed to Lyddie that there were as many buildings crowded before her as sheep in a They shearing shed.… were huge and foreboding in the gray light of (p. 51). afternoon” Bedlow urged her into the “Mrs. dining room, which was soon filled with a noisy army of almost thirty Mrs. Bedlow young women.… helped her up the four flights of stairs to the (p. 53). attic room”
“They crossed the bridge into the city later that afternoon.… It seemed to Lyddie that there were as many buildings crowded before her as sheep in a shearing shed.… They were huge and foreboding in the gray light of afternoon” (p. 51). “Mrs. Bedlow urged her into the dining room, which was soon filled with a noisy army of almost thirty young women.… Mrs. Bedlow helped her up the four flights of stairs to the attic room” (p. 53).