human
How clean the streets are! exclaimed Mrs. Brown.
gpt
And what a good smell!
human
Oh, I just wondered if you would notice the smell! That is Paris. 'Every city has an odor of its own,' Papa says, and I believe he is right. Paris smells better than New York, although I like the smell in New York, too; but Paris has a strange freshness in its odor that reminds me of flowers and good things to eat, and suggests gay times, rollicking fun and adventure.
gpt
Same old Judy, laughed Molly,
human
Never mind, thought Molly,
gpt
Professor Green may come later and the first editions will keep.
human
There is the wonderful statue of Voltaire, and through this street you can catch a glimpse of the Beaux Arts, chanted Judy.
gpt
Now look out, for before you know it we will be in the aristocratic Faubourg St. Germain,--and then the Luxembourg Gardens,--and here we are at our own respectable door before we are ready for it! Now Mrs. Pace will eat both of you up for a while and I cannot get a word in edgewise.