human
I want to see Lady Mary,
gpt
She's not up yet, said Tarvrille, with a hand on my shoulder.
human
Come and have a talk in the garden.
gpt
It's a damned good month, November, say what you like about it.
human
And it's a damned awkward situation you've got us into, Stratton, said Tarvrille,
gpt
It isn't as though old Justin was any sort of beast, he reflected,
human
This isn't a beastly intrigue,
gpt
It never is,
human
We've loved each other a long time. It's just flared out here.
gpt
No doubt of that, said Tarvrille.
human
It's been like a beacon to all Surrey.
gpt
It's one of those cases where things have to be readjusted. The best thing to do is for Mary and me to go abroad----
human
Yes, but does Mary think so?
gpt
Look here! said Philip in a voice thick with rage.
human
I won't have Mary divorced. I won't. See? I won't.
gpt
What the devil's it got to do with _you_?
human
Nobody's going to divorce Mary, he said reassuringly.
gpt
Not even Justin. He doesn't want to, and nobody else can, and there you are!
human
But we two----
gpt
You two have had a tremendously good time. You've got found out--and there you are!
human
This thing has got to stop absolutely now, said Philip and echoed with a note of satisfaction in his own phrasing,
gpt
You see, Stratton, said Tarvrille as if he were expanding Philip's assertion,
human
We have to consider something more than our own personal inclinations. We've got no business to be here at all if we're not a responsible class. We owe something--to ourselves.