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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 8 (December 1, 1928)
Chapter I
Chapter I.
Old Mrs. Gladbury was an exceedingly wealthy old woman, and although she had reached the four-score-year-and-ten mark, she was still in possession of most of her faculties, as was evidenced by the fact that she did not own a motor car.
One might conclude from the foregoing that Mrs. Gladbury was a very mean old woman. This, however, was not the case. She was an exceedingly generous old soul, and while she
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did not give to everybody who asked, she certainly gave to everything worth while, without being asked.
“It is impossible for one slow train to pass another on a narrow line.”
