Dotty Dimple rushed in, shouting, "A railroad savage found her! a railroad savage found her!" In another moment the runaway was in her grandmother's lap.

All she could say was, "'Orny 'ting me on my fum! 'Orny 'ting me on my fum!" For this one little bite of a bee seemed greater to Flyaway Clifford than all the dangers she had passed.

If grandma would only kiss her "fum," it was no matter about going to heaven, or even being undressed.
But after she had had a bowl of bread and milk, and been nicely bathed, she forgot her sufferings, and laughed in her sleep.

She was dreaming how Charlie came to the door of heaven and helped her up the steps..