Where did you live?
What was your mother's name?
Try and recall all you can.' Jerry, however, could tell him very little besides the Tramp House, and the carpet-bag, and Harold letting her fall in the snow.

Of the cold and the suffering she could recall nothing, or of the journey from New York in the cars.

She did remember something about the ship, and her mother's seasickness, but where she lived before she went to the ship she could not tell.

It was a big town, she thought, and there was music there, and a garden, and somebody sick.

That was all.