human
We sat there at table, you know, went on the latter,
gpt
I thought you were quite certain by the alleged German you entertained me with.
human
Alleged German! Well, if this isn’t sad! There I wasted Heine’s poems by the yard on you. Ungrateful girl! You will never know all the sweet things that were said to you to-night.
gpt
I know you drank a lot of beer and smoked too many cigars.
human
Of course, being in Rome I complimented the inhabitants by imitation.
gpt
Mr. Jack, spoke Miss Berry reproachfully,
human
I remember well that you said once you only smoked on holidays and birthdays.
gpt
Certainly, Aunt Love, that is my rule still. I never break it.
human
Whose birthday is this?
gpt
How should I know? Somebody’s, surely. Jack looked up innocently.
human
I never show favoritism.
gpt
Oh! groaned Gorham, rising.
human
I can’t stay here. Discipline him, Aunt Love. I am going to my uncontaminated roof-tree.
gpt
Let us all take Gorham home, suggested Jack, also rising.
human
I’m afraid to be left here with Aunt Love’s righteous wrath. Come, all of you. Nobody is too tired to walk to that music.
gpt
After the Ball.
human
Come, Robert,
gpt
Hey? What? Don’t disturb me. I can die here as well as anywhere. What! Walk home with Gorham? Do you take me for an idiot? Music and moonlight! with deep scorn.
human
Oh, go to! Woman, stand aside, or I shall do you an injury. Don’t tempt a desperate man.
gpt
Dear Robert doesn’t seem to care to come with us,