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is not Mrs. Watts; he sees a large, white knee.
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We saw a version of this also in the passage I was reading just before,
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where "a hand" comes in the window and rests--"lands"--on
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Haze's shoulder. "A square, red face."
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And then these things, these body parts, are then referred
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to with the pronoun "it"; "it," the hand, did this or that.
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Take a look at page 18.
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This is Mrs. Hitchcock in the train; it's Haze bumping into
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Mrs. Hitchcock: Going around the corner,
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he ran in to something heavy and pink.
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It gasped and muttered, "Clumsy."
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It was Mrs. Hitchcock in a pink wrapper with her hair in