human
If the ring is lost, it is lost, and that is all there is to it, said Rosemary, sitting on Sarah's bed to brush her hair, a habit she still clung to though the bobbed locks were quickly made ready for the night.
gpt
And there is only one thing to do, that I can see: buy Aunt Trudy another.
human
Buy her a ring! gasped Sarah.
gpt
We can't--we haven't any money. And Hugh won't give it to us, unless we tell him what it's for. How much does a turquoise ring cost, Rosemary?
human
I don't know, admitted Rosemary.
gpt
A great deal, I suppose. I'll have to earn it, because I am the oldest. And Sarah you'll have to let me tell Jack Welles, because I want to ask him how I can earn some money.
human
Aunt Trudy won't know the ring is lost, argued Sarah.
gpt
She never looks at 'em--she says she doesn't.
human
That has nothing to do with it, replied Rosemary earnestly.
gpt
When you lose a thing, you try to replace it--that's what Mother says. Do you care if I tell Jack, Sarah?
human
No, but he mustn't tell Hugh,