human
No, no, sir, said Mr. Pinkham promptly.
gpt
My wife has come to see the city, and our time is short. Your folks'll be up this summer, won't they? We'll wait an' visit then.
human
You must certainly take Mrs. Pinkham up to the Park, said the commission merchant.
gpt
I wish I had time to show you round myself. I suppose you've been seeing some things already, haven't you? I noticed your arrival in the 'Herald.'
human
The 'Tribune' it was,
gpt
Oh no; I never read the 'Tribune,' said Mr. Fitch.
human
There was quite an extended notice in my paper. They must have put you and Mrs. Pinkham into the 'Herald' too. And so the friends parted, laughing.
gpt
I am much pleased to have a call from such distinguished parties,
human
Let's get the 'Herald,' then, he said, as they started up the street.
gpt
We can go an' sit over in that little square that we passed as we came along, and rest an' talk things over about what we'd better do this afternoon. I'm tired out a-trampin' and standin'. I'd rather have set still while we were there, but he wanted us to see his store. Done very well, Joe Fitch has, but 't ain't a business I should like.