human
You could not intrust that matter to a more wise and capable person than papa, Elsie said, with an affectionate, smiling look at her father.
gpt
I well remember how strict he was with me in my childhood; novels were coveted but forbidden sweets.
human
You must have been glad when you were old enough to read them, mamma,
gpt
You read far too many, my little woman, said Mr. Dinsmore, pinching her rosy cheek.
human
If I were Edward, I should curtail the supply, and try to cultivate a taste for something better.
gpt
But I'm a married woman and sha'n't submit to being treated like a child, grandpa,
human
Not even by me?
gpt
No, not even by you, she returned saucily, looking up into his face with laughing eyes.
human
I'm your wife, sir, not your child.
gpt
Both, I should say, laughed Edward.
human
I remember that I was considered a mere child at your age. And whatever you are you belong to me, don't you?
gpt
Yes; and you to me just as much,