She vaguely tried to calculate the altitude of the pinnacle from which he must have looked down upon her.
"I met a chump deh odder day way up in deh city," he said.

"I was goin' teh see a frien' of mine.

When I was a-crossin' deh street deh chump runned plump inteh me, an' den he turns aroun' an' says, 'Yer insolen' ruffin,' he says, like dat.

'Oh, gee,' I says, 'oh, gee, go teh hell and git off deh eart',' I says, like dat.

See?
'Go teh hell an' git off deh eart',' like dat.