human
And yet, I do remember, some dim sense Of vague presentiment Swept o'er me, as beyond the gates we turned To make the long descent.
gpt
Then Milisent came in herself and sat down for a moment between her mother and Faith, whilst her husband talked with Aubrey, and all the children crowded about Hans, always a favourite with children. After a few minutes' conversation, Robert came up to the coach-door with--
human
Time to go, Milly. We must not tarry Mother on her journey, for she is like to be weary enough ere she come to its end.
gpt
O Mother, Mother, how shall I do without you? Must I never see you again?
human
My Milisent, said Lady Louvaine,
gpt
I shall not carry God from thee. And thou wilt surely see me again, sweet heart, where we shall part no more for ever.