human
Oh, I know you won't! There's always just that difference between a girl's friendship and a boy's. A boy not only will share with his chum--girls do that--but he will take his share of his chum's possessions, and know it does not matter which happened to have more.
gpt
Don't you think there has to be that difference, Bruce? asked Wythie, in her womanly little way.
human
You wouldn't like to have a girl accept too much from another. Wythie did not say,
gpt
From a boy friend.
human
Since Rob has said so much I will tell you that you could not be our bankers, for we need too much, and it is too serious. Aunt Azraella, Mrs. Winslow----
gpt
Who has nothing whatever to do with soothing-sirup, nor sirup, nor soothing of any sort,
human
Wants us to sell our dear, beautiful old china and pewter and mahogany. But we won't--we can't!
gpt
Of course not; I should say not!
human
It would be like selling 'the ashes of your fathers and the temples of your gods,'
gpt
Yes, and leave us worse off by and by, when we had used the money, added Rob.
human
But if we don't do that we must mortgage the little grey house.
gpt
That's bad, too,
human
It's worse than you see at first, because it means keeping up the interest, besides lessening the value of the old place, said Rob.
gpt
My brethren and sister Frances, I _must_ earn money.