human
Don't, Mardy darling,
gpt
See, Bruce, what you must do if you become a doctor, said Mrs. Grey, raising her head and trying to speak cheerfully.
human
You will have to tell people alarming truths, and go away knowing you have left behind you stricken hearts, for which you have just changed the whole face of creation.
gpt
I would rather remember the comfort I may be able to bring, said Bruce.
human
Is it so bad?
gpt
Unless Mr. Grey will give himself the care which we are sure he will not feel that he can afford to give, he is in mortal danger; he is almost certain to have more of these attacks--angina pectoris, it is--and they are--are likely--Oh, my dears, just be patient with me a few moments! I will be brave later, but I must be a coward for a few moments, please dears!
human
Mary, dear, Sylvester is sleeping beautifully; he will waken refreshed. I know precisely what the doctor told you; I have seen angina pectoris before, and I recognized it. But we are not going to be cast down--only very careful. Dearest children, you are so frightened, aren't you? Remember, you must cheer your mother. Wythie and Rob, go make us your very best coffee. And Prudy-girl, dry your eyes, and cut us bread very thin, and butter it. And perhaps 'Battalion B' won't mind helping the girls with the fire--I'm sure it's nearly out. Now, Mary, she added, as the young people disappeared, and Mrs. Grey rose and threw herself on her cousin's breast,
gpt
Charlotte, Charlotte, cried Mrs. Grey, holding the blind woman fast for a moment before she obeyed.
human
In all the world there never was another such a comforting, sustaining, heaven-sent creature as you are!