"You don't know how nice it is.

And they say I'm mighty good company." "No, thanks." Susan nodded a pleasant dismissal.
The clerk lingered.

"Can't I help you in some way?
Wouldn't you like me to get you something ?" "No--nothing." "Going to visit in Cincinnati?
I know the town from A to Izzard.
It's a lot of fun over the Rhine.

I've had mighty good times there--the kind a pretty, lively girl like you would take to." "When do we get to Cincinnati ?" "About eight--maybe half-past seven.

Depends on the landings we have to make, and the freight." "Then I'll not have much time for sleep," said Susan.