human
I must go, said Mr. Kemp.
gpt
I've spent over eleven pounds cabling to-day; but it's all no good.
human
But you're coming back?
gpt
O' course I am, was the reply.
human
George is the only relation I've got, and I've got to look after him, I suppose. After all, blood is thicker than water.
gpt
Hear, hear!
human
And there's you and Bella, continued Mr. Kemp;
gpt
And Charlie Hills; I don't know--I don't know <i>when</i> I've took such a fancy to anybody as I have to 'im. If I was a young gal--a single young gal--he's--the other half, he said, slowly, as he paused--
human
Draw it mild,
gpt
Clever, lively young fellow, concluded Mr. Kemp.
human
George!
gpt
Yes,
human
I'm going now. I've got to catch the train for Southampton, but I don't want you to come with me. I prefer to be alone. You stay here and cheer them up. Oh, and before I forget it, lend me a couple o' pounds out o' that fifty I gave you last night. I've given all my small change away.
gpt
We never know what may happen to us, said the old man, solemnly, as he rose and buttoned his coat.
human
I'm an old man and I like to have things ship-shape. I've spent nearly the whole day with my lawyer, and if anything 'appens to my old carcass it won't make any difference. I have left half my money to George; half of all I have is to be his.
gpt
The other half, with his hand on the door--