human
With Uncle John and Cousin Martha, she answered.
gpt
I've never called her Patty H. and I don't think it's very respectful.
human
W--w--we c--c--call her P--P--Patty H. be--be--bec--c--cause it's h--h--hard to s--s--say Haa--Ha--Ha--Ha--_Hav_ering.
gpt
Sh--sh--shut up, you b--b--bum, you! You c--c--couldn't s--s--say it.
human
You know, she said hesitatingly,
gpt
she went on, pointing at one, and then at the other,
human
Well, said Sally hastily,
gpt
We c--c--can s--s--sing all right when we c--c--can't t--t--talk. S--some d--days are go--g--good for t--talking and s--some are b--b--bad. Th--this is a b--bad d--day.
human
Yes, I suppose so. But what I was going to say was this: you were singing something that may have been meant to plague Cousin Martha. I want you to promise not to try to plague her. You will promise, won't you?
gpt
You g--going to our s--s--school?
human
I don't know about schools, Sally replied.
gpt
I suppose I'm going to some school, and Charlie, too.
human
Ours,
gpt
G--g--gee! he exclaimed.
human
We g--g--got to h--h--hurry or we'll be l--late. C--c--come on.
gpt
They were a funny pair, weren't they, Charlie?
human
Yes, they were. Now, Sally, Charlie went on dismally,