She returned to the conductor of the freight.
"Why isn't that lion shipped ?" "We can't carry a lion without an attendant, miss.

You ought to know that." "Very well," replied Kathlyn.

She smiled at the conductor confidently.
"I'll travel as the lion's attendant.

You certainly can not object to that." "I guess you've got me," admitted the conductor.

"But where the dickens will we put the cat?
Every car is closed and locked, and there is not an empty." "You can easily get the lion in the caboose.